The total number of Catizen users has exceeded 20 million, with plans to donate 1% of revenue to non-profit organizations
The TON ecological game project, Catizen, has surpassed 20 million total users, with over 500,000 paying users. Currently, Catizen users have raised more than 4 billion cats and will donate 1% of their income to non-profit organizations that adopt stray cats through the CatizenVibe - Heal the World program.
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