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.
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They'll be lucky if they will get at most $10
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. The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
Indeed, the money generated from the airdrop is small change, even though the people who do it will look happy when they get it, because they have played a simple game with a tap and can produce coins and this continues even though this is limited, and now this has become a concern on the platform because of the easy gameplay understand and sell the coins obtained from the airdrop and after they get them, even so they still get a limited amount.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.
The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
Indeed, the money generated from the airdrop is small change, even though the people who do it will look happy when they get it, because they have played a simple game with a tap and can produce coins and this continues even though this is limited, and now this has become a concern on the platform because of the easy gameplay understand and sell the coins obtained from the airdrop and after they get them, even so they still get a limited amount.
The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
If they get pennies then its okay but if they get huge amounts then it won't be okay. I heard someone who made around $20k by accumulating Not coin and if the airdrop is of same nature then things could be quite strange.It's the same with Hamster Kombat. After the successful airdrop launch of Notcoin that made some investors thousands of dollars, they copied it, and many investors joined it as well. Now they will only earn a penny because of how many people joined compared to the number of tokens the developers are distributing to them. They'll be lucky if they will get at most $10
I think after the airdrop, they will concentrate on the platform and features to keep the momentum going with a huge number of participants and limited allocation I don't think it's something that will make you money but free coins are the easiest way to build a community and with a successful as your your predecessor then you have a good chance to succeed.
They need to if they want to continue the project. I'm not updated with the project anymore, and I don't want to, but is there any announcement from the developers with regards to other features of their project aside from their tap-tap game? The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
If they get pennies then its okay but if they get huge amounts then it won't be okay. I heard someone who made around $20k by accumulating Not coin and if the airdrop is of same nature then things could be quite strange.Those who get limited amount from airdrop often consider such projects as scam but that doesn't matters anymore because it's already hyped a lot and it may get the attention of the investors if it gets listed on a good centralized exchange like Binance.
I think after the airdrop, they will concentrate on the platform and features to keep the momentum going with a huge number of participants and limited allocation I don't think it's something that will make you money but free coins are the easiest way to build a community and with a successful as your your predecessor then you have a good chance to succeed.
The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
If they get pennies then its okay but if they get huge amounts then it won't be okay. I heard someone who made around $20k by accumulating Not coin and if the airdrop is of same nature then things could be quite strange.Those who get limited amount from airdrop often consider such projects as scam but that doesn't matters anymore because it's already hyped a lot and it may get the attention of the investors if it gets listed on a good centralized exchange like Binance.
I don't know about other countries, but here in BD this kind of project caught the attention of general folks creating a massive hype. Not only adults but from young to old, anybody with a smartphone have been seen using telegram bots like Hamster Kombat, memefi, tapswap etc. All of these started with the emergence of NOT coin airdrop. Even I am also a user. Not sure if we'll ever get paid, even if it pays, I'm assuming it's gonna be very little, simply not worth the time & effort. The numbers and the recent news doesn't indicate anything good. Many people already calling this a scam.
All eyes are on the way they reward the user and what it's value would be. Rewarding loyal and older users with better rewards should also be in consideration. Hamster Kombat is indeed a fun game and with the success of other ton based telegram app's airdrop, expectations are high on it. This is going to effect not only the retention of users on the game but also the popularity of other telegram based games and ton Blockchain. Its success would mean TON would be the default place for gaming Blockchain and to some extent memecoins.
I think yeah and even if you are a hater and predicted that this project will fail, that still relates to that. Loyalty reward is a must in every project. This is a way of saying thanks for their trust and continuous support for the project. Each are different.Maybe you find the game fun but others find it boring because I heard the mechanics of the game are mainly tapping the screen. For me, I won't mind it as long they guarantee me to earn a nice reward. You said there are other successful projects before it but I'm sorry because I think TON is not really a good place for Blockchain gaming because it may not unlock the full potential of the game.
Those aren't over 100 million players or 250 million players but fake figures. Such numbers are shared to create hype and nothing else. Even if they reach 250M players then still it's not going to be huge as most of those are there for airdrops and that's why they won't be adding liquidity to the token but sell their airdrop earned coins as soon as they get those.
It is possible to have over 100 million players if hamster kombar being farmed. We can assume 1 person handles a few accounts. The hype of hamster kombat has been spreading massively in the various communities. But, I doubt it will reward all its players. The dump from the airdrop hunters won't mean a lot, as they will get pennies from this app. The total allocation for airdrop is being limited, and there will be many people called this as a scam.
100mln accounts who hope to get rich with game. Nothing that so easy to earn will be valuable
Those aren't over 100 million players or 250 million players but fake figures. Such numbers are shared to create hype and nothing else. Even if they reach 250M players then still it's not going to be huge as most of those are there for airdrops and that's why they won't be adding liquidity to the token but sell their airdrop earned coins as soon as they get those.
Good news, Bybit is now adding hamster kombat to its pre-market trading. But, the price of each hamster token in the pre-market is far lower than expected.
Expect hamster kombat to have at least 1 billion FDV at launch. If hamster kombat is keen to giving 12 - 13% of its supply to tap tap event participants, and the value from doing tap tap for months is not worth it.
While everyone is making a fuse about how many players Hamster kombat have onboarded in recent times, I'm more interested to learn and find out how they play to reward all of those users with a considerate rewards so that everyone cn go home happy. A lot of non-crypto natives were onboarded to Hamster and it would be sad to see all of them getting to experience disappointment when the rewards they were promised turn out to be below their expectations. Hamster kombat have risen the expectations of people and now they have to do the needful.
Let's find out how many of those 250m users they'd be able to retain in the long run.
Let's find out how many of those 250m users they'd be able to retain in the long run.
All eyes are on the way they reward the user and what it's value would be. Rewarding loyal and older users with better rewards should also be in consideration. Hamster Kombat is indeed a fun game and with the success of other ton based telegram app's airdrop, expectations are high on it. This is going to effect not only the retention of users on the game but also the popularity of other telegram based games and ton Blockchain. Its success would mean TON would be the default place for gaming Blockchain and to some extent memecoins.
While everyone is making a fuse about how many players Hamster kombat have onboarded in recent times, I'm more interested to learn and find out how they play to reward all of those users with a considerate rewards so that everyone cn go home happy. A lot of non-crypto natives were onboarded to Hamster and it would be sad to see all of them getting to experience disappointment when the rewards they were promised turn out to be below their expectations. Hamster kombat have risen the expectations of people and now they have to do the needful.
Let's find out how many of those 250m users they'd be able to retain in the long run.
Let's find out how many of those 250m users they'd be able to retain in the long run.
100 million players who hope to get rich easily. The most of them will earn nothing
I think so many users would be quite disappointed when they finally launched because not everyone would get the long awaited airdrop they have been mining. When an airdrop has so many participants, it is always difficult for the team to share it and sometimes the allocation would be very small and may not worth something tangible. Even the team wants to make money that is why when would not give out a better allocation which could result to banning of accounts and other measures to make sure that not everyone are able to claim their airdrops. What I can see is that the team are busy using their social media to make money for themselves especially on YouTube which is the same thing Tapswap is trying to embrace.
100 million players who hope to get rich easily. The most of them will earn nothing
The number is now 238 million based on Cointelegram figures as provided by the Hamster team, but I don't believe that the number is accurate because you can create bots, and if you are a premium user, you can participate in many accounts. The Hamster team needs to resolve this; I believe they will do it on the final distribution.
There was no mention that Hamster is your ticket to getting rich, so if there are members who think that way, which I'm sure there are, then their expectations will be busted by reality when they receive their airdrop.
Right now, Hamster is setting up records per record on YouTube alone
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Cointelegraph also revealed that the team has applied for a Guinness World Record as the first YouTube channel to gain over 10 million subscribers in one week (six days, 13 hours, and 15 minutes), among other subscriber-related milestones.
Hamster Kombat hits 239M users in 81 days — Telegram’s DurovAll eyes are on Hamster now, NotCoin set up the trend for Hamster adoption we will now wait if Hamster will reach same potential as NotCoin.
Hamster kombat is currently the most viral airdrop campaign. In the area where I live, everyone, old children, young boys and girls, probably knows about this campaign. There are some people who cannot pronounce the name of this project but they are definitely involved in this project. Those who have been working on this airdrop campaign for a long time believe that they will receive a large payment from the project, although the project says that only one percent of the total coins will be received by the airdrop hunters. Various youtubers and many tiktokers have promoted this project and hence the hype of this project.
Buying a presale is always risky, I recently got rugged on one to be honest. I’m not going to go into too many details on it because I’m embarrassed I fell for it. This Hamster Kombat could be the same so do your research first if you plan to invest. Don’t invest too much so if it is a rug pull or a scam you’re not too badly affected financially.
You are right in what you said. I recently found out that this hamster kombat has gained 289 million users of Telegram within 2 months, so the support given by the founder and creator of Telegram apps is also in the millions. of users also increased who use telegram apps as well.
But just like you said, it's not far from happening that it will be a rug pull because the hamster kombat has millions of users who have participants, and they will only distribute 100 million to the qualifiers; the participating airdroppers will surely get very little. which will also be the main reason that the hamster kombat will fall. Because it was right that an influencer I watched on YouTube said that you can only get a lot from airdrops if there are only a few participants who participated, but if there are many of you, the chances of getting rewards are also small, so that's why hamster kombat millions of users are involved. That's the logic that millions of hamster kombat believers don't see in its airdrops.
I did try to join this Hamster Kombat that became popular after what happened with Notcoin, and I will only say 3 words about it. NOT WORTH IT.
The number of players and bots playing the game are just too much compared to the number of tokens that each can get. It's oversaturated, and you're lucky if you will get a dollar off of your efforts to increase your "PROFIT PER HOUR" because based on them, that's their basis on how many tokens each can get. The reality is, they're the ones profiting from the players through their YouTube Channel. They're releasing video on a daily basis, and they let the users watch the whole video to earn some coins. They're doing this so that they can earn through ad revenues.
Well, some might say "They didn't invest any money on it.", and that's true, but the amount of time you are tapping compared to the amount of money you can get potentially isn't worth it at all. At least that's how I see thus, I already stopped it. I expect that I will still get tokens since I had a high PROFIT PER HOUR, but I'm not expecting too much from it because after all, it's free and users can just dump it if they wanted to once it gets listed on an exchange.
The number of players and bots playing the game are just too much compared to the number of tokens that each can get. It's oversaturated, and you're lucky if you will get a dollar off of your efforts to increase your "PROFIT PER HOUR" because based on them, that's their basis on how many tokens each can get. The reality is, they're the ones profiting from the players through their YouTube Channel. They're releasing video on a daily basis, and they let the users watch the whole video to earn some coins. They're doing this so that they can earn through ad revenues.
Well, some might say "They didn't invest any money on it.", and that's true, but the amount of time you are tapping compared to the amount of money you can get potentially isn't worth it at all. At least that's how I see thus, I already stopped it. I expect that I will still get tokens since I had a high PROFIT PER HOUR, but I'm not expecting too much from it because after all, it's free and users can just dump it if they wanted to once it gets listed on an exchange.
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