Topic: Hamster Kombat is the top trend of 2024 in the crypto industry (Read 1144 times)

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I too hope for the best for everybody who was involved, however, I am not as optimistic as you are. I think the community of Hamster Kombat may be disappointed with the allocation that will take place, however, only time will tell.

I think the team are working effortlessly to exclude as many accounts that using bots in mining the airdrop. Moreso the game is built in such a that most of the task can not be performed by bots, from their recent announcement they listed various criterias which more are yet to be listed from which the token will be distributed across based on you performance on various criteria, harmster Kombat seems to be a promising airdrop but however, the end shall justify the means, we are waiting to see the end of the story. I just hope it ends well because I can't imagine what will become of the population that participated in the airdrop.

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Yeah, there will be people with farms, and some of them will succeed, that's for sure, it's always been this way lately. Hamster Kombat opened the second Golden Rush of sorts after Notcoin (or just rather continued it), but the results may vary.

Whatever the intent of Hamster Kombat project it is indeed one of the biggest telegram web3 app for now and people indeed looking for the "biggest profit" they would ever imagine to get. People literally doing anything to get the airdrops from using bots, multi accounts etc. It's free of course but if it's indeed turned out to be legit then Hamster Kombat team have to look at those users to avoid any bots claiming the airdrops and at the top.

You don’t have to invest in a project before it turns into a scam. In this Hamster Komabt, many people have wasted their time and effort on it, so if the project turns out and does not pay people, we will say it is a scam because many people have put hope in them and wasted their time to make money from it. Anything you waste time on and later disappoint you, I will say is a scam because it didn’t pay you. 
 
It's not about the issue of the money they are generating; everything can happen. They can still use people to generate such a large amount of money and still turn out to be scams. They can still use people to generate money and still won’t complete any projects. 

On the moment that you would really be having plans when it comes on dealing up with airdrops or with those bounties then it would really be always best that you shouldnt really be expecting something from it. Why? there's no assurance that they would really be that be giving out tokens that would be coming up that having some value. On the time or moment that you do make yourself being that too optimistic that you would be given up some tokens and being traded then most likely you would really be getting disappointed on which we know that not all the time it would really be giving out
that assurance that dealing up with it or doing those tasks will really be automatically considered money. This is why its really that important that self acceptance and awareness on what are the things
that you've been dealing with will really be the key for you to so such stuffs.

Most people like it when they learn things the hard way, jumping in to any airdrops that is out is not even the major problem but putting their hope in them is what I found problematic since their are no guarantee of receiving a reward, i always advise that any one getting in terms with any of those airdrops should not rely on them Incase there is not reward at the end of it they will have no one to be blamed since participation is voluntarily. At most times the promises this projects gives are just too real to be true if I most say, harmster Kombat airdrop must surely have an end.

We shall see what legacy it will leave for all the others to see, but I too think it won't be a pleasant one to remember.

I do agree that it is not going to be all that big, but I do not agree that they will have hard time finding place to list. It takes very small amount of money to be listed at CEX in most cases, not binance maybe but you can be listed in many big name places for right amount of money. These days for as little as 5 bitcoins (and I know that sounds like a lot but these guys have millions of people working for them for free) they can be listed at top 20 exchanges.

And on top of that, if they show any good volume, they could actually be listed at Binance or coinbase too, and when that happens it is going to be quite big deal for them. The price may suck, but listing part I think will be done properly, it is going to be quite good.

We need to just keep improving on how to make it work, and if we can do that then things going to be quite good for everyone as well. The trick is that we are going to end up with something that may not be all that easy to handle when it actually starts. Remember, they have tens of millions of users, so airdrops to all of them, and then trading by all of them, will be a chaos on the early days. When that happens, there is a chance something could go wrong, which is a risk you always take with any big release.

You are not alone who is thinking on this way because we are having long history of things like these which hurt this community, and we are still not learning from these mistakes because greediness always kills peoples coming with same way but different names and same marketing style because they know how to bring peoples intention and having their part from this community after having many incentives and other things related to unlimited profit.

Crypto community is having tag of easy heaven for scammers and scammed peoples, but sadly we are still on path of losing our time and money because every time we feel we are going to have good profit but every time after losing money we have hobby of crying and writing but not doing anything solid to avoid things like these.

The hyped-up hamster kombat is over, and within a month of what they did, they also showed that they did not fulfill their promises that they told the community. And that was their downfall.

Among the millions who participated in their airdrops, many were also disappointed with them, which is why it is clear that this or they just cheated their communities who believed in them. Whether they became trending or famous, it was only for a short time.

There are people who are still holding on to their Pi coin because they believe that one day it will get listed on an exchange. IMO Hamster Kombat is even a bigger scam project than Pi coin. The people behind Hamster Kombat are making loads of money from ads on their YouTube channel and other socials. You can say it’s not a scam because users do not invest their money but when you look at it critically you will find that the investment in time and promotions (because Hamster Kombat has a referral system) by the gamers is reason enough to call the project a scam if they fail to deliver on their promises. They deceived people into following their socials, watch YouTube videos and referring their friends and family on the premise that the coin will be launched, that can be classified as obtaining by false pretense in the court of law.

In my opinion, this is the biggest scam project. Everyone thinks they will make a fortune from it, but I am sure that the price will be so low that no one will make any money at all. After that, most people who have never interacted with cryptocurrencies before will simply go and say that crypto is scam.

I am sick and tired of hearing this name over and over again, and it is making me very annoyed. I mean it's clear that it may make a little money maybe, not entirely sure how much if any, but it's seriously not going to be as big as it's hyped. That is the point with these, people see huge numbers and they think there are a lot of people who are interested.

My suggestion to you is go google (or check youtube) "hamster kombat bot farm" and you will see why there are 100+ million members. You will see just a few examples, there are hundreds of those farms and that is why we have that many people. If you had that many phones and a potential to make this much money, you would do that too.

In the end, there isn't as much interest as it's hyped, and the marketcap will not be that big. People are hyping this up like it is going to be some top 20 project, I can tell you that it will not even crack into top 100, so there is no reason to talk about it every single day. We should realize that is going to be just the case and we need to keep improving as much as we possibly could with other more steady and trusted projects. At the very least, even if those don't go up too much, they also won't go down too much.

When I examined the July Roadmap, there were no exchange listings, but it was listed on some exchanges and trading is ongoing. The question I want to ask is, who bought the tokens already, and are they bought on presale? Was there a pre-sale in the past?
I couldn't find any information about tokenomics in the whitepaper either.

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Ever since Notcoin turned out to be good for its users, there have been so many Telegram mini-game projects developed on the Ton blockchain. Projects developed on Telegram will find it hard to list their token on a centralized exchange for their users to trade because they know if they list it early, they will not make enough money in their monetized videos on YouTube. I agree with you; most Telegram mini-game projects are farming their farmers because they keep releasing new videos for their community to watch. Anyone involved in Telegram mini-game projects should not expect anything big; nothing is guaranteed with such projects.

I wonder why anyone would think crypto in general is a scam cause of some projects that failed to keep to their promises, what i think is that lately people fail to pay attention to details and lots of people would fall victims to scammers especially on telegram, cause they don't make research but jump into any project at the slightest opportunity they get. I've also noticed that after Notcoin launched many telegram users who didn't take it seriously pre launch have taken it upon themselves to participate in any airdrop they come across not minding if it's a scam or not, those are the type that would end up saying crypto is a scam when they finally get scammed, I don't feel pity for them anyways cause they need to learn their lesson and improve like you said.

It's their shame for not going further into it, really. There would be lots of people angry about it, but they will learn their lessons and improve upon them. Others would claim crypto to be a scam and leave it at that, for those who are willing to learn and master it.

We cannot blame people. Notcoin started the trend, and those active tappers made money from simply tapping. Because of this, developers see this as a way to create similar platforms and try to surpass Notcoin's success.
Notcoin paved the way for this new trend; it created a big buzz in the Cryptocurrency community, and Hamster gained over 50 million members in their telegram channel.

But I doubt, based on the allocation and the number of claimants I don't think you can really make money from Hamster; the developers cannot keep up with the numbers, and the distribution is not yet happening, but when they do, many will be disappointed, and I will not be surprised if they call the project a scam, you have to understand the supply and the allocation and participants.

I think the high money many people got from Notcoin gave everyone high expectations and the hype surrounding Tapswap made everyone think they can make money from aidrop. Remember that Telegram gave a full support to Notcoin and exchange support them but right. In addition, Tapswap was everywhere and because it got popular, a lot of folks think they can get the same money from Tapswap and Hamster Kombat.

However, when Tapswap changed from Solana blockchain to Ton made people lose interest because people assume Solana rejected them and Hamster postponement of the airdrop made it look like there is nothing to make again. Right now, people are leaving the mini app games because they seems to be no future about them since Notcoin was successful but I think there is some that might list on exchanges later since they are already trading on pre listed.

It's the worst trend that only could happen with crypto industry. Full of stupid people without any real money to invest that will get nothing and will be angry for crypto for it

Of course, the reward for these efforts could be a big zero. Still, people play games thinking that there might be a distribution, even if there is a small chance. My expectations are not high, actually. $100 is enough for me, but the time I spent on it is perhaps more valuable than $100. I will probably stop playing Telegram games from now on.

That's literally what I did, because I felt like it was the most boring method of "making money" there is, and since we don't even know if we will make money or not, its just a guess and nothing more, which is why I think it never made sense for me. If I knew how much this brings, then I may actually consider it depend on the money, but in that case there are people who are willing to "work" for 10% of what I would consider acceptable, so those things never become that high, ends up being peanuts. This one doesn't promise anything, and could be near zero for all the work you put in.

So, the idea of doing that every single day until they are listed makes me question why I should risk all of my time. Like I always say and will say, money can be earned but time gone is a time gone and you can't get it back, my time is a lot more valuable than my money, hence I am not willing to spend it. I would rather just spend 100 bucks on this project and get out right now and just wait until listing, then spend all that much time.

I think that even if money is not spent, effort is spent. I have been entering Hamster Kombat and doing the missions for a long time, but now I am really bored. These distribution events continue to be uncertain. As long as this is the case, people lose their enthusiasm. Speaking for myself, I may stop playing soon. I am thinking of spending my time on more valuable things now.

Yes, it's a new trend, I think. Same thing with ChainGame on Base in its time. Same gameplay as Notcoin, many hopes, almost no rewards at the end even for the influencers and shillers, a bad rep for the founders, and that's it

This is actually what people thought by participating in that projects since they aim for profits. But they over expect on something especially when it gather hype since many think that this is the opportunity they are waiting for and they might earn a lot since the support of the project became huge especially lots of people participate in this project.

Even this situation happen where everything is already not sure in the side of Hamster Combat still for sure that there's still a lot of people hoping to earn a lot of money from them .

I remember Pi coin on this where lots of people got fooled and continue to look forward that one day those who participate will became so fucking rich if their token will be listed on exchange. Although this is different project, but the hope of people earn is similar.

There is no certainty that any airdrop will be successful or not, no matter how they speculation about it, so actually airdrops are not something people should put there hopes on because I believe is very rare to see an airdrop that would worth something good, though I'm not of the opinion that all airdrop are bad but however I'm only trying inform those who normally depends so much on airdrops to think twice in terms of expecting any good thing from it, though we know that airdrops like Nutcoin was very successful and those who participated on it had something at the end but is not wise to still rely on those airdrops, however is funny that most people have different mindset about the ways they go about those airdrops because someone was telling me that he would always participate on any airdrops that comes out reason been that he may not know the particular airdrops that would pay them a lot of money I was short of words.

Well in the aspect of Hamster Kombat I no that they have a good community compare to other projects but I still don't think if people should put all there hope on it because sometimes is better seeing things that if it works better and if not there is no problem than putting all hope on that thing and when it fails it becomes a serious issue to that person, though the good thing about that Hamster Kombat is that there is no form of buying their token at the moment so if perhaps they end up being unsuccessful no body has anything to lose.

I agree with you, many people do invest big parts of their days (with time and effort intact) in order to get the tasks and other things done, however, they do believe that there would be a golden allocation afterward, which isn't true lately.

Usually, there will be a guaranteed prize for you, but it is not what you hoped for, that's the issue.

People should understand this and go into the projects keeping these facts from start to finish.

You might just be getting it all wrong when you said not investing a dime, what about your time and energy? You also need megabits of data to login in, yes it is built in a form of game but directly you are investing your money on data, let alone the time and energy so you can see that you are very wrong in your perception as to this regards. However, it is anyone choice to participate in any airdrops irrespective of the fact that there is no guarantee towards whether there is going to be a payout or not, the end of every airdrops justify the means and the validity of the project.

Patience is key, and there shouldn't be hard feelings for the projects where you didn't even invest a dime to get something out of them, I think (I am talking about people who didn't go into the presales, etc.)

I agree with you mate, airdrop remains uncertain no matter the speculation surrounding it, airdrop is not a do die affair, although no one knows the one that will be successful, all the same time the hope of minners shouldn't be high to avoid being stucked at the end of the day, am not a fan of airdrop but something happened recently that made me to believe that some project are very trusted and real despite that the crypto community has been flooded with fraudulent projects that keep giving minners unnecessary hope, in the aspect of hamster Kombat as you mentioned, as far as no one has been defrauded in the process, even though they keep postponing their launching date i think it shouldn't be a problem for anybody since they have the right to decide whatever they want at anytime but if am permitted to advise I will say that enduring to the last minute as you said is the best thing to do.

The fact that the Hamster Kombat project on telelegram mining didn't meet up to their required date of launch doesn't make them a scam project, their may be certain circumstances holding them back that the community is not aware of moreover this is not the first time that a project has postponed their launching date. It's normal for miners to show frustration and worry when such things occur but everyone mining that project needs to be patience and use this opportunity the project is giving to mine more and grow their pph (profits per hour). Well Charles Tim would only be right if after the whole delay, they still fail to lunch and waste people's time and effort, but the fact that they're still active, shows their's hope and as someone who has knowledge about Cryptocurrency he should embrace patience and see how it goes before concluding.

Both of you are right but from different angles, but for a fact, we can't declare Hamster Kombat a scam for now, although there have been a delay from their promising date, still yet we can't say they scam since they are very much active, and as we know in cryptocurrency market anything can happen and this is not the first a d last case where projects will failed to meet up with their given dates, so let expect something from the team as this project have gained alot of popularity and support from most newbies cryptocurrency hunters who still believe in bounties and hypes.
But let come to define what is scam and what is not scam, first let say Charles Tim was direct in declaring them scam since the have failed to deliver on their promises, since cryptocurrency bounty hunters have invested time and money on mining those coins on telegram, so if Their failed to give the promised return for the enhancement it means Hamster Kombat is scam, but if their get listed and distributed that means they deliver on promises, let see how it goes, but this is cryptocurrency industry anything can happen.

Undoubtedly you are very correct there are a lot of players in the harmster Kombat game and definitely every one is expecting a reward considering what happened with notcoin rewards those who participated got which is one of the reason why there so many airdrops hunters but however, and whichever way it is no one should completely rely on the reward or probably it will be better to strick a balancing emotions as regards to the possible outcome of any airdrops one participated in in order to avoid much of the regrets ever participating.

Yeah, but drop hunters have tricks upon their sleeves to have that reward secured - big referral base, farms of accounts, and sometimes even specific software to make the whole process even more sophisticated, whereas a common man who taps to gain millions, for example, won't gain even a fraction of what the hunters are capable of. It's not to say that the drops are dead, or the Hamster Kombat is going to betray the expectations (though I don't believe in its success, like Notcoin's), but it's definitely the thrill of getting a big reward for doing basically nothing that drives people to spend much of their time tapping on their screens.

agreed except that there are some airdrop where it requires the participant to spend some money, only then it can be taken seriously because frankly, we spend something to gain something not the other way around.

in the case of hamster kombat, it's obvious that the team aren't really concerned about the community except milking it, but considering that the entire game revolve around giving a game for people to fill in their free time it's still on the premise.
but a project like this giving too much hopes to that many people its gonna be disastrous if it didn't live up to the expectation.

any airdrop hunter won't play without expectation of getting a reward, the game is a massive chore, i doubt even people who seeks fun only and don't expect reward actually willing to play the game earnestly.
even the main reason hamster kombat can get this much player because everyone expect reward.

The absence of an official website for Hamster Kombat limits access to detailed information and direct contact with its anonymous development team. This lack of a dedicated online presence restricts the avenues through which interested parties can gather comprehensive data or communicate with the creators.

No airdrop is ever meant to be taken too serious irrespective of how much of their promises and how real it may look like until their promises have been fulfilled, one mistake some people makes is to take airdrops too serious and at the they will become disappointed as a result of being over confidence of getting a positive feedback from the project, all airdrops are meant to be treated as fun play or games which you be doing willingly without much of the expectation of getting a reward, as for harmster Kombat we are up and waiting for whatever is going to be the end of the game.

Sometimes, the urge to gain the profit from nothing, so to speak, is bigger than the voice of reason Only people who shill the project or have the referral base are getting much from projects like Hamster Kombat. Not all of the games on TON are like that, but most of them - totally are, and that's just the trend, in my opinion. It became harder to find something worth investing time and effort in, but it's still there, the possibility of gaining profit even from the airdrops.

A delayed TGE is a sign of "a promise without a single word" They failed to follow through on their promises I stopped playing the game I think they made us dogs where we are forced to watch their video and make a profit just like you said they will keep delaying just to squeeze more profit until it dies.

Like what they said in their few YouTube videos their game is not the same exactly as Notcoin with real tokens I didn't pay attention to this key point, so I'll be more careful next time with any video related to any telegram project because almost all project on telegram is waste of time. Except for those projects that are less visible but you might be surprised their token has already been listed and airdrop has been distributed.

We need to learn about these mistakes like what I heard last week about someone who bought multiple devices just to play HamsterKombat we are giving our time to them to make them rich.

The July TGE is still a day away from Hamster Kombat announcing it if there is a delay I won't be surprised because that's what we should suspect because they will continue to generate ads on Youtube.
People are excited because they hope it will be like notcoin, more excited because there are more than 150M users so they think it will have a bigger hype than notcoin, but I'm not sure.
I've played Hamster Kombat but don't do tasks every day just want to know what's hot in the social media universe, but some exchanges do Premarket against Hamster Kombat.

At least there are tokenomics intact People are hyped because of how shilled the project is and how easy it is for its audience (people who, in all honesty, sometimes think that there would be a gold mine after the drop). We shall see how its story will end.

yeah team was shady, their delay of TGE is more likely a deliberate attempt to profit off their youtube ads revenue, it just feels unethical.

i bet its just the classic farmer getting farmed project, even the game is so lame too, wonder why people are so hyped up, if i'm being honest, this one project will be a massive flop because they keep delaying and delaying which eventually gonna result in hype of the project died down. add that with all the facts mentioned on the twitter link you give. just overall a shady project.

It's true what others have said in X. $NOT was a success but there won't be a 2nd, 3rd, 4th $not and so on.

I found a tweet on X about Hamster Kombat where they have made over $1M from Youtube ads watched by their community of over 150 million.
No roadmap? No white paper?
I know it's all business but you have to realize the reality.

Maybe you can sum it up here.
https://x.com/Crypto_Neuz/status/1817792680060944738
https://x.com/Crypto_Neuz/status/1817931547216888194

Nice article about Hamster Kombat, but I don't know why, I am just off about this project. Despite participating actively in the Tapswap project, Hamster Kombat seems to me as too lousy than promising, I wish the project well all the same. As of last month, they were boasting of over 150 million participants, but have we asked ourselves the good questions of how they are going to satisfy these huge participants with money?

The 150 million is not a joke and if the value is real by then, they should be moving close to 170 million participants or more by now. What a heck!
Even if they do it in the way of Notcoin where 1000 HMSTR shares become 1 HMSTR token, will still be worth it? It will be so divided and frustrating to the point that you would think you have enough of the HMSTR shares, but in the end, will end up with $1 or less. What a waste of time for months of tasks.

I agree there are literally hundreds of airdrops because its one of the easiest to do to get a new coin instead of buying it in their presale.

Some tasks only involved following the platform's social media handles in the case of Hamster and Notcoin what could be easier than tapping your cellphone to acquire their token and with the success of Notcoin its ushered the coming of many tapping mining concept and Hamster got the attention of those who seeks these new concept of tapping mining, its a case of Hamster launching at the right time so they become the top trend this year with 54 million subscribers.

In recent time we are having too many projects which ended on worst for the investors and peoples those were involved in them without doing any proper search and other work which is important for having things well understandable.

Usually peoples love to have real money with this stuff but after having no positive reply or feedback they call them trauma or other tags because they are frustrated about this, but you are doing good job as mentioning all this is no for money it's also having other things which are also important for us and this project so just go ahead with your own search and all things related to this project. We are having very small community which are doing all stuff for the learning and having experience and things which are going to have good changes in our future life, but good thing still we are having enough.

Telegram mining coins are basically just copy cats of notcoin, because many devs who are capable of building one of these, did so, thinking they would get richer. I am not saying that it would be good idea or bad, I am just saying that we are going to end up with something that will definitely get a lot better for those people as well.

The thing is that we are dealing with hamster one, which was probably either the only one, or the only good one that people had BEFORE notcoin got that success, so people assumed that the dev didn't do it just for the money due to notcoins success. I am not saying that this will not be making any money, nor saying it will make some money, I am just saying that we do not not know what is going to happen, so we need to make sure that things could stay fair.

Yeah, I agree. Even if you have enough info, there is always a chance of a distribution of the tokens going to smithereens for different reasons. So we need to diversify our efforts on different projects we trust in order to succeed.

it seems that in this situation it is difficult to get the necessary imfortation because there is no certainty in airdrops, even though they have the potential to generate income from token launches and airdrops they are wondering about all that, and there are also those who do all that because they have a lot of time and just fill the void only their time, but I think joining various channels and platforms to get the latest information is highly recommended because you will get the answers and certainty you need for the information, there is no guarantee that the hamster will reach or exceed the income figure because in crypto projects there will always be risks.

If the project don’t later do well as a lot of people that are participating in it are anticipating, they would have made a lot of money from that YouTube video they post from time to time for their users to go watch. YouTube is a place to make a lot of money through views and with the fan base they’ve now, they’re already making a lot of money from there. If they will be just, they should compensate the community on how they engage with their platforms and grow their community. This is just an airdrop and it didn’t require a penny from anyone, so nothing should be expected but if it does go well, those that participated will be glad they did and didn’t waste their time and energy.

There is no certainty in any airdrop, we just have some little faith in the project due to their effort and transparency. I am not a fan of airdrop, but since the lunch of Not coin, other telegram airdrop projects have shown in the crypto space but only Hamster turn out to be the most popular due to the number of participants they are having on a daily basis. If it turn out to be scam, it will ruin almost all the telegram based airdrops, and since there is no money involved, it will not  pain us much, just the wasted time and effort that is not paid.

What reward? it's just points and it's not convertible yet until it happens. And not click but tap.

But most of them have became a trend last bull run. This time, I don't think that they'll be able to survive as many of them looks promising but the community shows how powerful they are and how they can do things altogether like reporting their pages to the platforms like X and have them reported for giving false hope for their airdrops. 

There are many people whose expectation is to make money but that's not the intention or goal of Hamster Kombat if you are a member of their chat channel, There was no mention of dollar rewards, and on all their announcement with 50 million users, we should not expect higher profit as I don't want to be disappointed in the end.

I told my referrals that it is not a money generating platform, and its best that they read announcements on their channel to stay updated, If this is the program that you are looking for, you are free to leave and stop tapping.

Hamster Kombat experienced a very rapid growth in a very short period, attracting a huge number of players and its community continues to grow more each day. Personally, I was among the earliest players of this bot. However, I lost interest or confidence in it due to concerns about how they managed their airdrop. It's disheartening to see how easily people could boost their earnings through the airdrop within the bot easily.

I wonder if the team can manage the increasing number of players efficiently during the snapshot process, distributing rewards promptly and allowing players to withdraw and exchange their coins, knowing that even NOT with lower numbers experienced a server collapse and issues with Telegram wallet disconnects.

I believe that subsequent airdrops following NOT airdrop which was the initial one may not match the same success. There's a new launch upcoming called Catizen, which I find more promising than Hamster Kombat.

From two days, we have also been able to collect keys in Hamster for solving a mini-game that are supposed to be quite important.

Unfortunately its only a hype. People hope to much on the project and it seems it cannot deliver anything good to them especially lots of people participate also its like nothing happen from this project at the moment.

So right now at current status of that project I guess people should not hope to get easy rich schemes for that project since its like the amount they can get is just cents from that project. Better move on and try other thing since there are lots of airdrops which have more potential rather than this hamster combat. Although its really great that they gather a lot of people to participate in their project but sad that to many hopes of people will be broken since provably that they cannot get huge from this project.

That part is 100% true, there is absolutely no way that people could take them as a joke considering how many people they have, it has to be respected for what they have achieved. Everyone keeps saying that they got this much users just because of notcoins success, and yet there are so many other projects similar to this that never got this much attention.

I am not denying that it got this big because of notcoins success, but there must be a reason why there are dozens of others that got nothing and this one got all the customers from notcoin hype, it can't be for absolutely no reason. Just saying that it's high because of notcoin is only seeing half of the picture, saying "why" it got all the attention from notcoin and not any other project would also complete the picture to understand.

I keep telling people, you do not have to deal with something just because you like it, and you don't have to dislike everything you do not invest into. You could simply respect and like something while still not investing because you do not feel convinced enough, that option is available and not weird. A lot of people dislike every project they do not invest into, and that never made any sense to me.

After Notcoin was launched and people made some money from it, that’s when I started hearing about all this telegram mining coin. Some were created just to scam people, and I am sure some are going to be launched. Hamster is another coin on which people have high expectations, people are expecting a high reward from them, but I won’t be surprised if people don’t really get as much as expected because the people participating in the taping are just too much. Everyone in my contact list is on Telegram mining hamster.

The same thing is happening here, everyone is just talking about Hamster. If Hamster fails to launch, then that’s going to be the end of any telegram mining project because people’s expectations are already too high on the project, and people are expecting so much from it, which I know they won’t be getting because of the number of people that are into it.

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.

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.

From what I can see, the thing to take seriously is the number of people they have, which is no joke. I am not using it, I am not investing into it neither, I am not planning to neither. Because, I have seen hundreds of similar craps in the past. This may make its investors rich but by considering the chances of its success rate, I am just ignoring these.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

They've got a perfect timing when they have introduced this in the market. Thanks to the success of notcoin as they like became the successor of people's interest about the tapping mining culture in the community. However, are we seeing them that they're going to be successful as notcoin? I think yes but all of it are just going to be temporary and when everyone is done selling all the eligible tokens that they have received from the team, they'd completely abandon the project and the team should prepare for that and see it coming.

As long as there is no money taken from you, I don’t think it’s a scam.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This is the reason why I stopped doing it already. Yes, I joined and tried it as well. It's a bit exciting on the first days, but you will later realize as you watch more YouTube videos that they are just using their users to monetize their YouTube channel and earn from it, and in exchange, they will give the user at least 100,000 coins that will be used to buy those cards to increase your "Profit Per Hour" which is the main metric on how much coins you will be getting in the airdrops.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.