Topic: Hamster Kombat is the top trend of 2024 in the crypto industry - page 5. (Read 1129 times)

Sure, Pixelverse is way better than Hamster Kombat. I don't know what's wrong with people. They keep playing Hamster Kombat, which greedy developers created. It takes them a long time to realize. They're now being farmed by the greedy developers behind the Hamster Kombat.

Pixelverse does very simple step to release the token, then list it on the exchange site. Meanwhile, Hamster Kombat still gives false promises to their participants. It's quite weird to call Hamster Kombat is the top trend in the industry.

And i totally agree with your statement. Pixelverse is much more reliable than Hamster Kombat. And everyone is now hyping this project. I don't like how Hamster Kombat devs are fooling millions of people. Lastly, TON was a coin from the TON blockchain. I think it should not be compared to the tap tokens which are running on TON ecosystem.

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.

I think TON is the top trending topic in the crypto industry, not Hamster. Also, I believe Notcoins and PixelVerse are trending more than Hamster, and that's because PIXFI is about to start trading while Notcoin is already trading. Although Hamster is also trending well, but it's not as popular as these three coins I mentioned.

This year, and especially the month of July, will prove it. Now, all Mini games clickers are following the Notcoin trend. In fact, Hamster is considered one of its fierce competitors, with massive communities and remarkable growth. However, we cannot identify the team behind it and its transparency, nor be certain about the game's future and the profitability of the airdrop with this huge player base. Their partnership with BingX exchange might be a good indicator.

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.

I was under the impression that when someone invests money into a project and that project does not deliver or leave without any reason then that is considered a scam. I was not aware that scam has a broader viewpoint when dealing with cryptocurrency. My point is why will they scam a community that is bigger than NOT coin's community whose concept they copied by making some changes to the game? The free $NOT token did give a lot of individuals free money which everyone enjoyed, who does not love free money

Anything you wasted your time on and not fruitful can be called scam when their are people promising money for wasting your time on that thing while the people are making money from that thing. The people are mean are the developers.

People are expecting money in return but what if they are disappointed? The disappointment can even be about the developers giving coins that are not worth it and later if the coin fall significantly making the money more worthless.

How can it be called a scam when no one has invested in the tap game on Telegram? Another reason why the team will not leave this project is because of the revenue they are not generating from YouTube videos. They have 33.5 million followers on their YouTube channel and the engagement on every single video is excellent. The team might have made by now a good amount of money only from their YouTube channel. Although according to their roadmap, the TGE is supposed to happen this month, they have not updated anything yet about it.

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.

Hamster Kombat is a Telegram game that rewards players with coins for “tapping” on a character. For now, it’s just a game where you can invite friends and family to get more cryptocurrency coins. Despite this, the creators assure (and even put a timer) that an airdrop is envisioned for the future. Told about Hamster Kombat cards and other bonuses of the game.

How to Increase Points in Hamster Kombat?
The game features Hamster Kombat combos that you purchase with internal currency. Some cards are locked until you perform certain actions, such as subscribing to community socials. The player receives large bonus coins by collecting the correct combo of three cards.

Additionally, in the game, you can choose an exchange with which you will work (from a list of real-life exchanges). Unlike the usual opportunity to exchange bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the choice of exchange at this stage affects only bonuses. By leveling up your exchange, you increase your in-game currency earnings.

Hamster Kombat is one of many examples of click-for-reward. The play-to-earn model has been around since 2013 but gained significant popularity with the spread of NFTs. Previous hamster-like projects have included:

Notcoin, a TON-integrated token for the GameFi sector. Notcoin is linked to a game popular on the social network Telegram, where users earn money by clicking on a screen.
M2E project STEPN, which gained popularity in early 2022. It offered users the opportunity to earn tokens by walking or running.
The game’s accessibility is also noted as a plus. Many play-to-earn games need to be downloaded, but Hamster Kombat is available directly through a Telegram bot.

Is Hamster Kombat Legitimate?
Unlike games that solve real-world problems with complex missions or advanced technology, Hamster Kombat is designed purely for fun. The project doesn’t have an official website, a clear roadmap, or technical documentation.

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.

Conclusion
According to the developers’ plans, players who manage to accumulate coins before the release on the exchange will be able to participate in the airdrop during the TGE (Token Generation Event). Virtual coins within the game will be converted into tokens at a rate determined by the creators.

Currently, the project roadmap calls for tokens to be generated on The Open Network (TON) platform in July 2024. After that, users will be able to sell or buy cryptocurrency on the exchange, on par with other tokens. The TON crypto-wallet connection feature is already available right inside the game.