Topic: Is hamster gonna make it? - page 3. (Read 552 times)

Did you know that you contradicted yourself in two subsequent sentences

Do you really think people can be come rich by claiming a completely useless shittoken for free that has no cap, no utility and a 102 billion circulating supply? That massive supply alone should tell you that the current price of it which is 13 satoshis (dumped from 34 satoshi) is extremely high already and it should dump some more in the long run.

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Now this shittoken may get pumped if it is listed on a major CEX and they manage to hype it up enough and most importantly IF a pumping team picks it up and pumps it. But it still won't make anyone who claimed this token for free rich. It can give a good profit (if it pumps) to traders who invest a lot of money into it which is a very risky and silly thing to do.

One thing I don't know if u are noticing is that this system has not yet been clearly stated how to pay. Although after much speculation it has given the fixed date of listing but the system has not yet said how it will pay. Many are saying to pay based on per hour and many are saying to pay based on points. There is a confusion among people about these issues. Although they announced earlier that they will give tokens on per hour basis but this time nothing is happening yet what do u think or ur personal opinion about this?

Don't forget about the other major exchanges that are going to lis HMST as its token for the launching of it during its TGE. The other major exchanges that are on the options are'

• Bybit
• OKX

I am not part of any of it but I think that you should also mention that for which I know the obvious that you're working for one of the exchanges that you've mentioned, no hard feeling though.

Yea, it's actually true that 26 of this September is going to be massive for all players, and I really do believe that it's actually going to cook nicely to all the airdrop hunters, but you said something that bybit was having issues during the dogs withdrawal process, to be sincere with you bro, I was also a participant of the dogs airdrop, and I never experience any issue while withdrawing my dogs to my bybit account, it was very easy for me, and this is the same method I used to withdraw my hamster earning yesterday, because off chain withdrawal start yesterday, so I just submitted my hamster wallet address in bybit, bybit UID number and the memo code and it's done, what am waiting now is when the token allocated to me will be disbursed, so I definitely don't expect any issue during withdrawal process.

Then as for your last paragraph, yes it's actually true that their will be a very much traffic in the ton ecosystem, but all transaction will definitely be completed and very much positive on that.

Its possible that we might encounter network congestion when a large community will rush to claim their airdrop, but it is common with every airdrop and usually settles down after a day or two. Its listing on Binance launch pool for airdrop formation is a very positive development and it certainly attracts big investors.

In summary, Hamster appears an impressive project with attractive features that is likely to perform well. However, building its strong use-case is crucial for its long term sustainability.

I think it you show genuine interest in Hamster Kombat's amazing trading and growing list and yes for  me it's great to see this project gaining so much traction among millions of users. Along with other successful projects like NOT and DOGS, adding excitement to Hamster Kombat could actually mean good things.

Then your question on how TON blockchain will manage the load when it is alive- that's quite a very important question. Experience with past activity on such platforms like Bybit will factor considerations around the scalability and usability of TON blockchain. As blockchains develop their infrastructure, they have to be able to sustain higher volumes of transaction and greater users at better economics. This stability of infrastructure along with proactive planning will clear any potential issues and allow for efficiency in operators going forward.

But overall, it is a very exciting time for the project. And keeping up with these technological trends and developments is definitely important as things progress.



You have many fundamental concerns with the scalability and capacity to handle massive transaction processing on a blockchain. While the capacity of a blockchain to maintain heavy loads is crucial to performance and experience, considerations such as investing directly on exchanges where data is processed off-chain may help take some pressure off of blockchains and prevent them from becoming overburdened.

It's really frustrating when blockchains cannot scale. This is particularly true compared to systems like Ethereum, which at least can support large transactions with elevated fees. Having to shut down an entire agency, as in the case with Grin on TON, because of overload. Such examples illustrate the necessity of checklists that truly work.

It is quite necessary to resolve such scalability problems involving TON developers and stakeholders. In the meantime, activities such as offline processing of transactions may be effective in alleviating speed issues and ultimately for achieving better user experience to make blockchain more effective in the future.

Uhmmmm, Fixing a blockchain takes years to get fixed, applying patches or updates on the network needs multiple of tests before the final codes will be used on the mainnet. Congestion is expected to happen because Catizen is going to release their airdrop on the 20th of Sept.

Finally Hamster Kombat came also on September 26.  

Yes. Users also hope that the ton network will be more prepared and will not repeat the incident like before. I think their IT team will try to prevent the same incident from happening like the previous DOGS event which was stuck due to network congestion.

I doubt ton can overcome the significant load that it will have though, maybe the blockchain will be put in halt again due to overloaded by transactions and we need to wait again.

or hamster can make an initiative and instead enable deposit directly to the exchange where data is processed off chain, I think this practice is already common in TON ecosystem where the airdrop just got directly deposited to CEX through UID and not overload the blockchain.

but it's really disappointing though how ton can't really be able to scale when it's needed, when ETH is overloaded by transactions, it only raise the fee, everyone who don't want to pay fee can just wait, but in TON it just completely shuts down .

That's a valid position. Hamster is been supported by top exchanges at the moment. Bitget, bybit, binance, okx. I also think the giveaways from these platforms  would help HAMSTER stay afloat and not tank upon listing. I'm talking about something like this>>Hmstr gleam task

Telegram based games miners are happy to hear the listing date of Hamster Kombat, because it is one of the airdrops that almost everyone on telegram mining is doing, and it have the larger community among all the project on the same TOM network and among other projects with similarities.

It will not be a new thing to TON network or any centralized exchanges, we can just experience some little glitch due to congestion and it will also depend on how good your network will be by then.

Bybit, Binance, OKx, and lots more exchanges will be listing Hamster Kombat, but how will the token allocation be and how will they manage to identify bit accounts?

The huge subscriber base is enough discouragement to farm it for those who are having a look into doing so as the project listing is already at the corner. It's going to be so many people dragging a few tokens allotted to a mammoth crowd. It's not likely to be something that will hit the airwave for good reviews and stories.

I think the Bybit hiccup was a surreptitiously done sharp practice from the backend. Those who used Bybit for receiving during Notcoin TGE also faced the same issue those who used them for Dogs faced. I believe it wasn't an honest mistake. It was deliberately done. Even till date those who made use of Bybit haven't received their promised Dogs for choosing to deposit there.

In my opinion, most of the transaction would not occur in TON blockchain. They'll just transfer the value once user associates their account with their cex.
The early partnership with different cex might mean Hamster might make virtual transactions without going through blockchain. The way we got Dogs on our wallet. This is the only feasible option. Otherwise millions of people trying to cash out would make the network down.
Hamster with all the hype and support from exchanges would certainly have a good airdrop and might come up with other activities to keep the price steady.

It's about time guys... Hamster is finally listing on major exchanges, Binance, Bitget

We're seeing Hamster Kombat coming this far, players are going from tapping to becoming a rich ceo on the app. Seeing they have millions of active users playing their game, you can really imagine how much hype it would go.

This is even bigger as if you combine NOT and DOGS hype. Hopefully there won't be any issue with claiming, cos last time with not & dogs, Bybit experienced a huge issue. Later on users changed their deposit to Bitget since it is a reliable cex and had a lot of events surrounding it for TON and dogs.

Anyways the question is, how can TON blockchain take the load once it's live?