Topic: Over 100 million players on Hamster Kombat 🤯 (Read 1307 times)

Agreed! The requirements for the allocation changing are not common and is not a good sign, however, the project is one the biggest on the chain, being constantly reminded in the news. Even having bad tokenomics for the community might not stop people from getting into it, as well as gaining something out of it. The question is, which part of the community will be happy with the results..

A web 3 project with over 100 million players,how can liquidity go round, well let's keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best...personally I'm not expecting much again from this project...Due to the high amount of players they have brought up different methods to kick out some people, we were told that increasing your pph is what makes you eligible but now we are hearing something different. A lot of people are also finding it difficult to play this new mini game and I believe that it's a new scheme to disqualify people
Anyways, Good luck to everyone participating..

That's a good position too. That way, you wouldn't be sad if the drop is going to be bad, yet you would be happy to get something out of it, especially if it's going to be huge overall. Plus, there are lots of programs that can tap for you, making the whole process a lot easier.

The game doesn't have to be impressive, hell it is even a stretch to call it a "game" as well, its a mining thing with some extra steps. The real aim there is to make sure that people are engaging constantly, they are always in the game, clicking something, so that they are constantly interested in it and there. Instead of old ways where you do a few things once and be done with it, here you keep on doing something every single day, even sometimes as often as once in a few hours.

This means that their goal is to make money just like anything else, but they are just doing it in a way to keep you entertained while you make money, or at least that is what they want to achieve. Will it work? We will see when the time comes, we need to wait until they are listed somewhere big.

With thinking that they want to make benefit easily and that is what they have in mind, makes it very easy for people to grow optimism among hamster kombat players who hope to achieve victory by highlighting the potential of telegrammed gamified crypto projects following current trends and is expected to continue and has the potential to expand crypto adoption in a way that is easy and growing rapidly by attracting so many people even so I think something that is difficult to make money, is not worth the effort they put into it.

It's definitely not a gamechanger. It's just a promo to TON. But it doesn't require you to invest anything, so I'm tapping hamster from time to time.

I do think that the project itself is really big and helped many people to get the point of miniapps combined with crypto behind it, but, I don't think it will bring as much as people expect it to do. It's tokenomics are pretty bad regarding the airpdrop and vesting, thus, I'm pretty sceptical about the whole "gamechanger project" thing.

Some of them are mostly new players who are new to crypto, word of mouth or the large number of people trying to promote it on various social media makes them tempted to try it in the hope of being able to earn money in a simple way.  However, there are also quite a few who ignore it because learning from experience, especially those who are more familiar with crypto, they assume that this project will not be comparable in providing rewards to its users.

I mean if our fear is "it could be like notcoin" then this is on a good path. The reality is that everyone feared that people would sell after release, and its true that there were people who made tens of thousands, many made thousands, and yet if we look at the price then the price is staying strong.

I do not fear that it will be like notcoin, I fear that it will be much worse. Remember, you are forced to put hours into this everyday, for a very long time, and while making money would be great, if you don't then you spent days worth of time on something that doesn't give you a return. If a person who made some tokens from notcoin, ends up selling today, they are still in profitable, I do not think that this project will be anything like that.

No doubt that having 100 million users in a short period of time is impressive. But the game itself doesn't have a lot of features, you tap and what? increase in stats or so? The game itself is not impressive at all but having that lots of users that will use it is something else. Maybe out of that they can develop something that will be liked by the users. And to be honest, you know why there's a flock of users to it? because of the project that have become successful with the release of airdrop.

Too bad that this project that seems to be the next flag bearer of the TON network didn't do a lot while the hype is with them. Now, they're going to release the token soon? I guess that it's too late. People that have been part of it are just going to sell it as soon as they have received their eligible tokens from it. Other than that, will they play the game continuously? I don't think so, it's boring and you can't just keep on tapping it.

Well, a lot has been cheating the system and they're doing a lot of autoclickers but I think that they'd punish them and will not be eligible to receive any amount of their tokens. A game changer? no, that's also being said to the lots of NFT games before but most of them have crashed and collapsed and they're nowhere to be found now.

Having garnered that much userbase is a testimony of its potential. Of course, all crypto transactions are risky especially when they are just contracts and not the real token atm but presale are better approached with caution tho they are alternate way to invest early. With Hamster presale on a bunch of cex, I had taken a preemptive step to buy the contract on bitget and also wait for listing to deposit from my in-game rewards.

Wow, I was very surprised to see people so enthusiastic about participating in the game, I got to know Hamsters in the middle of last May and currently I see almost 100 million people taking part in the game, I personally hope that the project can reach its target and the tokens that are given can provide benefits to the players.

I think the hamster kombat hype is about to end, from what I can tell. Because right now it seems like a lot of people are disappointed in the hamster kombat because they expect to get a lot here in the airdrops, but it won't really happen.

For me, that's just a waste of time. Hamster Kombat can't be like Notcoin. Yes,  given that Hamster Kombat has more subscribers compared to Notcoin, it's just on Hamster Kombat's YouTube channel. They've already milked their airdroppers a lot, but when it comes to trading volume and marketcap, maybe even 1/4 of Notcoin's marketcap can't be reached by Hamster Kombat.

There is news that it will be listed on July 10, is that true? What is the initial listing price approximately?
usually in a short time the coin will get a pump, and for airdropers who get a little you can wait for this moment for bigger profits because this project looks like it has good potential

This game could be a FOMO because of how much the people have joined, so they think they would miss the chance to get "big" money from here because of how much the users are here. But it would be pretty much a bot and multi-accounts flooding the numbers there.

The game itself is pretty much cookie-clicker with some tasks to get passive-earning income and if you know the game "Banana" from steam then it's pretty much follows the same scheme like that. I've tried Hamster Kombat but it's pretty okay game for few minutes everyday. I don't really care if I get money or not, I have my expectation low here.

In the end, they probably have lot of bags of money because of youtube channel they run. For every video they get 5 million views in first hour of the video release. That's a juicy ad revenue right there.
Maybe they just use this opportunity for some quick cash through youtube revenue by doing this. Who knows.

It cannot be denied that the Hamster Kombet game is very popular with crypto users, perhaps in the hope that they can get rich in an easy way like the game Tap Tap on the Hamster Kombat screen. I advise Hamster Kombat players not to expect much, because until now I don't see a clear direction for the future of the project,

Hamster Kombat already seems to have a ton of followers and a very active userbase. I don't know what they're waiting for to launch their token.

Maybe there was a lack of direction with all the success this project got and it was kinda unexpected? I can't understand what they're waiting for now. The interest will wear off if they keep waiting more months.
Right now maybe they could earn some money from YouTube deals but not much more. They could do an IDO on a popular exchange by now with all the following they've got, just like NOT coin did. With the money they could launch a platform for gamefyied learning maybe and something like a launchpad for small games like theirs. But so far I don't see any solid plan to tokenize their platform.

Perhaps the main issue with such "games" is how the game aspect will continue after tokenization because obviously there must be many ways to cheat the system.

Even $10 is quite enough for those people who are after airdrops and I'm pretty sure many of them might have multiple accounts and that's why they might get around $50 to $100 depending on the number of accounts they used for get that airdrop.

Huh, well on hamster obviously not much to earn, I principle already moved from airdrop to Fairspin, where you can bet on sports and then staking under high APY won tokens. Especially now euro 2024 is coming to an end and it's a good moment to win a lot

I'd like to think that many of its airdrop participants are new to Cryptocurrency because this is easy to promote and easy to do. They have a good predecessor now. After the distribution, that's when we will know if they will continue; the airdrop is not that huge; you can do the math, and it will end up with members getting less than what they are expecting.
Hamster has good potential. They have a good start. I don't see this project going down after a huge hype, so the developers should think of the best way to hold the community; it's not easy to build this huge community.