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# Introduction
Tomo Cat is a Telegram-based SocialFi Tamagotchi with a strong value proposition for users and Web 3 projects.
Users can pet the cat, have fun, and get rewards for their engagement.
> ***Let it purr with joy and earn rewards.***
Web 3 projects can use Tomo Cat as a community-building and engagement tool with the best SocialFi experiences on the market.
**Play with Tomo to enjoy:**
* Crypto Pets
* The crypto pets benefits.
* Rewards in $TOMOCAT.
* Profitability of meme coins.
* SocialFi interactions.
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