I just cannot stop myself doubting this project despite of its popularity. Well, as we all know, if you won't be required to invest then there's none to small chances of earning big from it simply because demand will not be pushed which would definitely be affecting the result of a project. Think of it this way; name one project many people gain huge profit from, without needing to invest any amount. With tokenomics of Hamster Combat, many people earned decent amount of this token and this might be a reason why future investors may avoid this because in no time, those who got their tokens for "free" can just dump the whole thing upon recieving their rewards.
But not to conclude things, just sharing my viewpoint about this project. Of course everyone's welcome to engage on Hamster Kombat given that there's nothing to lose from it except for effor and time, if incase it won't succeed. Who knows, there could still be improvements on this, in the long run.
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I hope that the project is not taken too seriously. It is just a game for fun and passing sometimes. If they launch an airdrop, regardless of its value, whether low or high, and fulfill their promises, it is a gamble from which we got some entertainment and benefit without any investment.
That is my point there is nothing in that project to take it seriously. It is just a tap to earn game which got a major hype after the success of NOT coin. The TON blockchain is now buzzing up with such games that offer airdrops. I was late but joined the Pixelverse game which is far better than Hamster Kombat and today they are going to list their token on all major exchange. The time of utility based crypto project is now over and after the meme coin craze the next trend will be tap to earn games. However, if you were to see any project with 100+ million users, even if more than half of them are fake, its still millions and millions of users, and that is not an easy achievement in the crypto world. That means, while I do agree that it is nothing special, and while I will not buy any or work for it, I still at least can understand what people think about it, and why they invest into it as well.
I agree here, number of people and hype around the project are important, but it doesn't mean success for it's community, unfortunately. There are tokenomics, future of the coin how the founders see it, and many others factors affecting the possible resutls people are waiting to see.
I hope that the project is not taken too seriously. It is just a game for fun and passing sometimes. If they launch an airdrop, regardless of its value, whether low or high, and fulfill their promises, it is a gamble from which we got some entertainment and benefit without any investment.
That is my point there is nothing in that project to take it seriously. It is just a tap to earn game which got a major hype after the success of NOT coin. The TON blockchain is now buzzing up with such games that offer airdrops. I was late but joined the Pixelverse game which is far better than Hamster Kombat and today they are going to list their token on all major exchange. The time of utility based crypto project is now over and after the meme coin craze the next trend will be tap to earn games. However, if you were to see any project with 100+ million users, even if more than half of them are fake, its still millions and millions of users, and that is not an easy achievement in the crypto world. That means, while I do agree that it is nothing special, and while I will not buy any or work for it, I still at least can understand what people think about it, and why they invest into it as well.
There are lots of projects nowadays that try to mimic what Notcoin did and achieved, however, it doesn't mean that all of them will follow its path and success. I try to diversify my efforts on altcoins, especially TON based, as there is always something new to them or the info that can discourage from going along with the project. For example, for me, the big issue with the Hamster Combat is it's tocenomics. 0.25% on the TGE and 25 months of vesting is huge, thus, as I didn't enter the project, I had no incentives to do so after that info. Of course, NFA DYOR.
Ye, for me is first places right now on all my "clickers". In our country, they are very popular, first question in the morning or 14:00 is: Morse Code or Daily Combo, really crazy. I hope so we get something dollars for spent this time to tap on screen.
I find it amazing on how their community grow faster, But got disappointed when to much hyped surfaced anywhere and it seems its impossible to earn good from them especially that there's lots of people participating on their task that's why I stop and never try to go back on their task again. And now seeing its development it seems like there's no hope for them to give something to their community since as what you have notice. Its like they are just using their platform to earn money from people who's watching their videos or anything related to their task done.
So if there are new people still got interested about it I guess they should think twice on it. Since provably that they would just waste their time on that project so maybe much better if they seek for other airdrops that could possibly give them promising rewards.
That is the power of marketing and hype but there are still people like you who doesn't like it because you might have a trauma already about the past projects who are like this and then turn out badly later on. If the project is in demand it supposed to give us a better earnings and not the opposite. It's annoying and can make us hate the project more.So if there are new people still got interested about it I guess they should think twice on it. Since provably that they would just waste their time on that project so maybe much better if they seek for other airdrops that could possibly give them promising rewards.
Aside from you, there are still plenty of people who started to hate this Hamster Kombat (could be for the same reason) so you guys can feel free to leave it and there are still plenty of crypto projects out there can be worth it for your time.
I think it's possible that they got greedy and abused the heavy demand that they are getting. With the feedbacks like this that we can read daily, Time will come that Hamster Kombat won't get a player anymore. They only wasted the opportunity that are given to them. Sigh!. For the people, if they want something is promising, then it can be found better if they use a capital and invest on a normal project and not on a hyped and airdrop one.
I hope that the project is not taken too seriously. It is just a game for fun and passing sometimes. If they launch an airdrop, regardless of its value, whether low or high, and fulfill their promises, it is a gamble from which we got some entertainment and benefit without any investment.
That is my point there is nothing in that project to take it seriously. It is just a tap to earn game which got a major hype after the success of NOT coin. The TON blockchain is now buzzing up with such games that offer airdrops. I was late but joined the Pixelverse game which is far better than Hamster Kombat and today they are going to list their token on all major exchange. The time of utility based crypto project is now over and after the meme coin craze the next trend will be tap to earn games.
Yep, you are right there that it's just a tap game, so you shouldn't think that you will earn a lot here because, first of all, for millions of users, the rewards that can be obtained there are really small.
On the pixelverse, I also agree that the chances of you getting a higher amount here can be higher than the hamster. But the only thing I don't like about mixers is that they often require maintenance.
Maybe they have to wait for a month or two. I'm not sure but that seems to be the period of time that they have to wait. The airdrop folks won't need much time of waiting because they'll wait as long as they can be as their only capital here is their time and effort. But for the potential investors or those folks that have already spent some money for it, they can't take it any longer.
I would say that they can wait as long as they have to, while also be fine about it because they think that they are making more and more while they are waiting for TGE, that is a good thing for them. If its a quick one, many people will miss, and while there are a lot of users right now, just a month or two ago there weren't this many people, only increased in number after the whole notcoin thing happened. This is why I believe that we should be considering how this is going to be a good thing if it takes months before TGE happens.The developers will be the first one to dump it. They're able to milk this project from the very start and until the releasing of it. There's no doubt that once it is listed in the market and when everyone received their tokens, they'll be the first ones to put that on sell orders.
We might be seeing Hamster Kombat probably get listed somewhere big like Binance all due to their sheer number in userbase, meaning there will be many trading it and that is why I believe that it is going to be hard, and we are not going to really end up with anything that will benefit anyone if they end up having a bad result at the end. 
I hope that the project is not taken too seriously. It is just a game for fun and passing sometimes. If they launch an airdrop, regardless of its value, whether low or high, and fulfill their promises, it is a gamble from which we got some entertainment and benefit without any investment.
That is my point there is nothing in that project to take it seriously. It is just a tap to earn game which got a major hype after the success of NOT coin. The TON blockchain is now buzzing up with such games that offer airdrops. I was late but joined the Pixelverse game which is far better than Hamster Kombat and today they are going to list their token on all major exchange. The time of utility based crypto project is now over and after the meme coin craze the next trend will be tap to earn games.
There's really no essence in the tapping culture of the current trend that we're seeing right now. Notcoin's success was the first one and we don't know how many of such will be followed. Hamster kombat is said to be the second but until now, most of its users are waiting for the token release.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
with many people following hamster kombat and making it a trend at the moment, and that is an answer that cannot be doubted considering that they expect all of that from the players who meet the requirements, and hope to finish releasing the airdrop with a big opportunity waiting for them as hamster kombat experiences a surge During the pre-launch, the crypto market was enlivened and that made them very excited, of course many players would sell their tokens and that was a sure thing, because they had many followers who always monitored these movements.
It’s uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, as has happened with some cryptocurrency projects. One sign of legitimacy is a strategic partnership with the TON platform and the BingX exchange. It’s likely that we may see the HMSTR token added to the exchange in the future.
It does not require money to get the coins. Which means if you get nothing from the project, only few of your time are wasted. But do not get say it is uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, because it can. You can earn coins and watch YouTubes videos and do other tasks but the project might later be disappointing. I see these people using you people to earn money from online by watching their monetized videos and in other ways. However I have seen many accounts on social media platforms promising airdrops just by dropping your addresses and I suggest everyone to not post their addresses just about anywhere. Some people may be only pretending to be affiliated with the project but not really so be careful and claim with caution!
Hamster Kombat is one of the telegram games that have gained a lot of popularity. With huge number of participants I keep wondering how they will handle the anticipated airdrop - proving enough liquidity as well as preventing dump of the token. It is my wish they will follow the likes of Not coin by putting in place strategies that will discourage outright dumping and encourage users to HOLD - such as staking for more HMSTR coins, etc. and other incentives. Though am yet to know the identity of team members, I think the team looks dedicated based on the activities on their platform. In my opinion, the airdropping event will be a success.
There's really no essence in the tapping culture of the current trend that we're seeing right now. Notcoin's success was the first one and we don't know how many of such will be followed. Hamster kombat is said to be the second but until now, most of its users are waiting for the token release.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
with many people following hamster kombat and making it a trend at the moment, and that is an answer that cannot be doubted considering that they expect all of that from the players who meet the requirements, and hope to finish releasing the airdrop with a big opportunity waiting for them as hamster kombat experiences a surge During the pre-launch, the crypto market was enlivened and that made them very excited, of course many players would sell their tokens and that was a sure thing, because they had many followers who always monitored these movements.
Obviously this took a lot of peoples interest. There are exactly two reasons for why this game got this much attention, I mean 100+ million people playing is a wild number and should be considered how crazy that is. I do not think that it is 100+ million by the way, I think that at least half of that is bots and you are just seeing a couple tens of millions of people, a realistic number could be 20 to 50 million range and something in between.
The reasons why this got this popular is because of two things, first of all it got popular because of notcoin obviously and everyone knows about this because when notcoin got that much attention and money for all the airdrop people then everyone started to look for other projects as well.
The second thing is timing, because this project was literally all ready for everything, great graphics, already getting a few people, and looked cool, had all the features required, so basically when people saw that notcoin success, and looked for something similar, hamster kombat was 100% ready and looking great. This is the reason why it got so popular, because it had the perfect timing to be ready for notcoin to send all these people to their way, and it worked awesome for them.
Timing is very often one of the most important reasons why a project succeeds, because if all the factors surroundings the adoption of a particular project are not there then success will not appear, an example of this are electric cars, which despite being thought as incredible modern machines, they were invented at the early years of the 19th century, so the developers of Hamster Kombat were able to do the right things at the right time, however whether they deliver on their promises is yet to be found, so people still need to be careful to not waste their time with this project. The reasons why this got this popular is because of two things, first of all it got popular because of notcoin obviously and everyone knows about this because when notcoin got that much attention and money for all the airdrop people then everyone started to look for other projects as well.
The second thing is timing, because this project was literally all ready for everything, great graphics, already getting a few people, and looked cool, had all the features required, so basically when people saw that notcoin success, and looked for something similar, hamster kombat was 100% ready and looking great. This is the reason why it got so popular, because it had the perfect timing to be ready for notcoin to send all these people to their way, and it worked awesome for them.
Obviously this took a lot of peoples interest. There are exactly two reasons for why this game got this much attention, I mean 100+ million people playing is a wild number and should be considered how crazy that is. I do not think that it is 100+ million by the way, I think that at least half of that is bots and you are just seeing a couple tens of millions of people, a realistic number could be 20 to 50 million range and something in between.
The reasons why this got this popular is because of two things, first of all it got popular because of notcoin obviously and everyone knows about this because when notcoin got that much attention and money for all the airdrop people then everyone started to look for other projects as well.
The second thing is timing, because this project was literally all ready for everything, great graphics, already getting a few people, and looked cool, had all the features required, so basically when people saw that notcoin success, and looked for something similar, hamster kombat was 100% ready and looking great. This is the reason why it got so popular, because it had the perfect timing to be ready for notcoin to send all these people to their way, and it worked awesome for them.
The reasons why this got this popular is because of two things, first of all it got popular because of notcoin obviously and everyone knows about this because when notcoin got that much attention and money for all the airdrop people then everyone started to look for other projects as well.
The second thing is timing, because this project was literally all ready for everything, great graphics, already getting a few people, and looked cool, had all the features required, so basically when people saw that notcoin success, and looked for something similar, hamster kombat was 100% ready and looking great. This is the reason why it got so popular, because it had the perfect timing to be ready for notcoin to send all these people to their way, and it worked awesome for them.
There's really no essence in the tapping culture of the current trend that we're seeing right now. Notcoin's success was the first one and we don't know how many of such will be followed. Hamster kombat is said to be the second but until now, most of its users are waiting for the token release.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
Some Hamster Kombat players are waiting for the release of the token even with the pre-market they are a little relieved that the token might be released soon but I am not sure how long these players will wait? They have accumulated hundreds of millions of coins in Hamster Kombat.The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
Token dumping is bound to happen after the developers distribute to those who play the price is bound to fall but not sure Hamster Kombat will be listed on Binance this is a little different from notcoin.
It seems that the developers are still utilizing their current Youtube which has a large following and with millions of video views, they are sure to get more money from this adsense.
The developers will be the first one to dump it. They're able to milk this project from the very start and until the releasing of it. There's no doubt that once it is listed in the market and when everyone received their tokens, they'll be the first ones to put that on sell orders. It seems that the developers are still utilizing their current Youtube which has a large following and with millions of video views, they are sure to get more money from this adsense.
It’s uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, as has happened with some cryptocurrency projects. One sign of legitimacy is a strategic partnership with the TON platform and the BingX exchange. It’s likely that we may see the HMSTR token added to the exchange in the future.
It does not require money to get the coins. Which means if you get nothing from the project, only few of your time are wasted. But do not get say it is uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, because it can. You can earn coins and watch YouTubes videos and do other tasks but the project might later be disappointing. I see these people using you people to earn money from online by watching their monetized videos and in other ways. Just imagine, there are almost 200 Million users of the game already compared to how much the airdrop token will be. I don't want to jump into numbers, but a user that's an early user and continued using it until the end will be lucky if they will get at least 10$ because of how saturated it is. I mean the number of users is just high compared to the number of tokens that will be distributed.
Overall, I know that users didn't spend any single penny on this airdrop hence, they see it rewarding, but the time you're spending on it can be used for more important things.
I find it amazing on how their community grow faster, But got disappointed when to much hyped surfaced anywhere and it seems its impossible to earn good from them especially that there's lots of people participating on their task that's why I stop and never try to go back on their task again. And now seeing its development it seems like there's no hope for them to give something to their community since as what you have notice. Its like they are just using their platform to earn money from people who's watching their videos or anything related to their task done.
So if there are new people still got interested about it I guess they should think twice on it. Since provably that they would just waste their time on that project so maybe much better if they seek for other airdrops that could possibly give them promising rewards.
It’s uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, as has happened with some cryptocurrency projects. One sign of legitimacy is a strategic partnership with the TON platform and the BingX exchange. It’s likely that we may see the HMSTR token added to the exchange in the future.
It does not require money to get the coins. Which means if you get nothing from the project, only few of your time are wasted. But do not get say it is uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, because it can. You can earn coins and watch YouTubes videos and do other tasks but the project might later be disappointing. I see these people using you people to earn money from online by watching their monetized videos and in other ways. Just imagine, there are almost 200 Million users of the game already compared to how much the airdrop token will be. I don't want to jump into numbers, but a user that's an early user and continued using it until the end will be lucky if they will get at least 10$ because of how saturated it is. I mean the number of users is just high compared to the number of tokens that will be distributed.
Overall, I know that users didn't spend any single penny on this airdrop hence, they see it rewarding, but the time you're spending on it can be used for more important things.
There's really no essence in the tapping culture of the current trend that we're seeing right now. Notcoin's success was the first one and we don't know how many of such will be followed. Hamster kombat is said to be the second but until now, most of its users are waiting for the token release.
The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
Some Hamster Kombat players are waiting for the release of the token even with the pre-market they are a little relieved that the token might be released soon but I am not sure how long these players will wait? They have accumulated hundreds of millions of coins in Hamster Kombat.The Hamster Kombat developers knew what it is about to come when they're done with the release of their airdrop. It's for sure that many of these players are going to dump their tokens as soon as they have already released it to the eligible players. After that, the game will eventually going to slow down and the hundred million users that they have will have to decrease.
Token dumping is bound to happen after the developers distribute to those who play the price is bound to fall but not sure Hamster Kombat will be listed on Binance this is a little different from notcoin.
It seems that the developers are still utilizing their current Youtube which has a large following and with millions of video views, they are sure to get more money from this adsense.
It does not require money to get the coins. Which means if you get nothing from the project, only few of your time are wasted. But do not get say it is uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, because it can. You can earn coins and watch YouTubes videos and do other tasks but the project might later be disappointing. I see these people using you people to earn money from online by watching their monetized videos and in other ways.
currently noticing this pattern, team seems very eager to make people watch their videos going to the extent of creating so many channels.
if people say that every person or project have ulterior motive maybbe this one project ulterior motive is to leech off people by shoving ads to their users and make revenue.
honestly really cheap way of generating revenue for a project that has million of users but I guess someone just gotta make some money.
personally I don't really hype with this project and isn't eager to try it out, learning from the rumour going around, hamster kombat will allocate very little to their users, considering there are so many users, the reward will obviously be low.
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