Topic: HMSTR finally deposited to exchange wallet (Read 671 times)

I do not think Binance is a possibility of going up there. I mean even with Binance the price still isn't half a cent, so this means we are not going to see this increase anytime soon and we will probably see this not have anything further going on neither. I believe there are much better coins and tokens out there, so we need to keep growing with those instead. If you keep insisting on the same wrong thing then you are going to lose. If something didn't work, then it didn't work, in this case Hamster Kombat had a bad start, and if the token had a bad start then why keep having high hopes about this again and again?

I believe we need to just let it die at this point and not really put any money into it. I can even understand not selling, if you have some right now then you should either sell, or I can understand not selling. The part I do not understand is buying, there is no reason to buy, you are not going to benefit from having any of this token.

During the appearance of the Hamster Kombat airdrop, it was telegraphed, which was a reason for many airdrop hunters to receive happy news after the success of the 2 previous airdrops, Notcoin and Jasmy, but there were several appearances and disappointments after the distribution was carried out. I saw that many tokens were still being traded by airdrop participants on several exchanges that had been announced previously.
The first round of Hamster prices was a disappointment, no longer happiness after entering their respective wallets. The pre-sale price has not been touched until today. Hamster has been listed on the Binance exchange. Will this be the case? Hamster price movements exceeded the previous premarket.

Checking on their roadmap, they seem to be a good project dedicated to building portfolios for gamers and NFT lovers. Its just the frustration and the huge selling pressure and lack of whales to back up or catch the dumping that's happening, so we have Hamster keeps dropping since it got listed.

Part of dumping is the frustration, its hard not to be frustrated when you've worked for 3 months and the value you've got is less than $15 when you're expecting more or at least commensurate to your effort.
They are going to roll their second season. I don't know if their users will be motivated to work on their platform, I don't think I can work on their project, and many have moved on to other projects that people will think will reward them better, its hard to work on something that has frustrated you before.

Usually projects depend on the whole team, the more knowledgeable and good and intelligent the team is, the more projects will flow to others. But you should note that Hamster coin was very popular at the moment but it has faced the most dumping since it came to the exchange.  Because they basically lacked investors but more number of sellers whereas less holders due to which the project faced the most dumping

Some of those influencers might have their own internal contract with the project which we don't know about. Project owners usually have some allocations for marketing and because of the publicity that influencers give to the project, they will not reward them same way as airdrop participants.

Dogs was a genuine project and one of its kind. I love such projects that are straightforward and result-oriented. What many projects did not understand is that they need to be well prepared enough and purpose-driven to be able to get results, before they launch.

Hamster came with excitement at the beginning of their airdrop campaign, millions of users came to the telegram app to enter. However, maybe Binance has a special reason why the hamster coin can be listed on their exchange. In terms of reputation, the Binance exchange still has a pretty good image.

The price is still dropping until now and I noticed that many user rewards are still locked in one of the other exchanges that were directed by the hamster at the end of the first round of distribution. It's also a pity if you pay attention.

I actually see an influencer with 700k allocation of HMSTR tokens from hamster and this is not edited screenshot, that guy has one of the most biggest influencers that I have come across in cryptocurrency, they probably did that so that the influencers wouldn't come for them and tarnish their reputation and things they have built. So far, have you seen those guys says anything bad about them? None because they have collected their shares of referrals and move on.

Since the successful completion of the aidrop, millions of people has deleted the telegram bot because of the disappointment after the so many suspension and delay in announcements only to see  a peanut. That's one of the wasted effort of crypto I have ever seen in my life doing cryptocurrency. It's better not to even do them than try it, many elderly people that were expecting something till date has abandoned telegram because of Hamster failure.

I would also not recommend buying more because of the rage the community has for the project right now for the disappointment they had to go through after seeing the price after listing. However, there is nothing wrong in holding the coins that we got for free from the project because we never know, these tokens often pump at unknown times and then if we have already sold our stash, we feel bad why we didn't wait. So it's better to wait for a better price at this point.

Selling at the current price and getting only a few bucks is completely useless. I have checked on X and people are raging crazy on their tweets. Most people are requesting others to boycott and report the project so that they get banned everywhere but I don't know if that's going to do anything anymore. The damage has been done and nothing can undone this now.

The price of Hamster Combat has been decreasing since its listing.  And it doesn't seem to do as well as it was hyped for.  It has lost more than 50% from its listing price so far.  I have seen prices drop so fast in hamster and CATI.  Binance is constantly listing such shitcoins.  These are slowly reducing the reputation of Binance.  Binance seems like a bad exchange to me now even though I was a big fan of Binance and used Binance for everything.

One day to the listing date, the price was released and it was 0.01 and in the time of listing it was exactly like that price but few minutes after the listing time, the price started reducing and now it is $0.00587 and those who are still holding Hamster Token has loss much. And some of the exchange which hamster Kombat listed their token has not paid or released the tokens to the the Airdrop participants. And the last time when I checked the exchange channel in the chat room, participants are accusing them of scamming their token.

Hamster Kombat really disappoints participants but they also have to understand that airdrops are not get rich quick scheme.

@jaberwock, I only yesterday clicked the merit button and learned I get 173 "spendable merit" to "spend", that does not change my own personal "merit" score.

I thus do not yet know how if at all the merit system here might resemble HIVE's rewards system but (not only because the merit page told me my spendable might end up decaying if not spent) I am motivated to spend my spendable merit.

I saw that at least one of what looks like Shaggybear (Fuzzy Wuzzy? Finnbear? Bearfinn?)'s accounts has massive merit and attained legendary from a "standing start" that was years after your account's creation so am also wondering whether possibly merit might speed one's way toward legendary?

Anyway, today I figure that while I look into that and keep an eye on various far below legendary accounts I might as well begin my spending adventure by awarding spendable merit to legendary accounts that don't seem like relative newbies in context, such as the seemingly large crop of legendaries created in 2016 and later and especially those created after the  2017-2018 peak market.

Therefore without further ado I am awarding you 100 merit for this possibly to be regarded in retrospect as trivial reason. Happy threading.

-MarkM-

EDIT aaaannnnddd it just told me that I can only spend 50 per 30 days so sorry I only awarded 50 and that relieves me of the fear of my spendable merit decaying for 30 days presumably.

EDIT2: But also maybe means I ought to plan on spending only 1 or 2 or so per day on average maybe.

Yeah same here but that was before and eventually there are other similar projects who came and I think they even pay and got listed before Hamster Kombat did. I think they make much noise in order for the project to get more known and they think that makes its value rise even more but some projects actually decrease their payments if there are more people on board. IDK what you mean by 'people didn't get their expectations' when the OP said that it has no value yet. So, I won't just mind the number of coins that I received so far. It may only look small but if the value of the token is huge, that won't look bad at all. Holding it won't still guarantee us as well.

It seems like that, the community is a bit small or even very disappointed with the results of their work for months. What I wonder is that many do not know which items the participants should do in order to increase their tap-tap results and get a lot of distribution allocations at that time. For example, the award for an account that has reached the lord level will be how much if converted, meaning that many are confused where the task is also getting harder day by day at that time.

The problem is that there were ways to make it optimized and make more, but it would still be at the very best case 4000 instead of 2700 and that's the most important part. And I know you are saying you worked months on it, specifically 2 months, but you didn't work 8 hours a day on it every day for 2 months, it took just few minutes per day on total, like maybe 20 minutes max, so for 60 days, at 15 minutes give or take a day, it should be basically 900 minutes, which is 15 hours.

So, they made you work basically for 2 dollars per hour you worked on, probably 1 dollar by the time the price settles. That's not a good payment for sure, you could have found some online jobs that pay 10 dollars per hour, even for basic jobs like taking notes or entering data.

How much income per hour mining can get that much? I only get 10$ maybe I don't play enough additional games to get the key so the coins I get are few even though the mining income in one hour is high, in the second season I feel lazy because the results are less satisfying

        -     How many months did you work for the 2700 you got from the hamster kombat op airdrops? I'm sure you weren't well compensated for the time and effort you put into grinding hmstr, right? I did that for 2 months, but I stopped right away, at 1.3 million profit per hour at 237 hmstr, and he was still vested at 35 hmstr, only going through the partial.

Because of this incident, all the airdrops that copied the features of the hamster are sure that the result will not be good when it comes to the listing airdroppers.

You have the answer now, I don't need to make any more answers . The opening of the market was completely beyond everyone's expectations, everyone was disappointed, everyone was angry with this project. Even withdrawing tokens from the app can't be done yet, I don't know how the market will react if all users have successfully withdrawn their tokens, maybe the token price will be $0.

From the pattern which that token was distributed, I guess that the highest earner in that airdrop received more than 5,000 HMSTR which by their listing price could be around $60+. If that's it, only a few persons was lucky with such reward but it is not still a fair reward for playing the game for more than four months only to receive such small amount. A lot of people got $20+ and many who also received $10 to below.

Welcome to the forum!
How much time did you allocate for it?