PiP World’s ‘Gold Rush’ Telegram Mini-Game Passes Half A Million Users in its First Month

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PRESS RELEASE. DUBAI: Since its launch, PiP World’s ‘Gold Rush’ has skyrocketed to popularity, attracting over 500,000 players globally in just one month, along with 20,000 connected wallets and 100,000 followers on X (formerly Twitter). The game captivates players through a mix of interactive tapping mechanics for strategic inventory management, viral social interactions, and subtle […]

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