Topic: About this shit Hamster Kombat airdrop? (Read 31 times)
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Some friends who consistently chase the Hamster kombat airdrop only got 2000 tokens and he said this was the worst airdrop, so I would say so even though I didn't get more tokens because I already knew that with a lot of users, the tokens would definitely be small.
There are calls for a “boycott” of Hamster Kombat because they think this is the worst airdrop, I know the community is disappointed but they also have to accept the reality of their overblown expectations.
After the listing of this token immediately dropped, it was different when Dogs although it had dropped but rose again, but Hamster Kombat dropped more sharply, or maybe many threw away their tokens because they felt disappointed.
There are calls for a “boycott” of Hamster Kombat because they think this is the worst airdrop, I know the community is disappointed but they also have to accept the reality of their overblown expectations.
After the listing of this token immediately dropped, it was different when Dogs although it had dropped but rose again, but Hamster Kombat dropped more sharply, or maybe many threw away their tokens because they felt disappointed.
How many of you here feel this airdrop was one of the worst? As of now they got listed their token on multiple exchanges. Whereas the airdrop token were so less to determine that they used the community with the perks of getting the best out of their airdrop but they did not. I have got somewhat decent amount of token which I felt should be kept for for the next season.
Whereas some of my friends who joined later have tokens which are worth nothing. This is not what I expected as this kind of airdrop was once used in the past. I doubt my referrals will continue in the second season.
Do you think the same as I do now after listing?
Whereas some of my friends who joined later have tokens which are worth nothing. This is not what I expected as this kind of airdrop was once used in the past. I doubt my referrals will continue in the second season.
Do you think the same as I do now after listing?
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