Topic: Over 100 million players on Hamster Kombat 🤯 - page 4. (Read 1454 times)

It is good that many people are hooked with crypto activities regardless of the payment which is to be announced by the project itself. My assumption to this, is the idea that many people are still with P2E like Axie wherein they made decent money from those games. Well, the token is not yet listed so there'e still a chance for them to earn big however nothing's guaranteed.

I really believe that if you won't be investing anything then  we cannot expect for the best on things done. This happened mutlitlple times and people are just not yet ready to embrace that much of risk,not to mention.

It's just that this game is quite easy to tap tap and level up by opening once an hour and continuing to increase its hourly point income, plus some influencers continue to tout this Hamster Kombat on many social media, it is clear that many people follow it.

Actually, I'm also not sure this will provide as much profit or at least provide a decent one like notcoin, because it has become a hype where maybe it can be said that almost the whole world knows Hamster Kombat so many people play it.

Definitely the team earn a lot with such number of users!

Hamster kombat is hyped all over the place i saw it on Twitter Instagram and tiktok this game really hit the market. All age old and young play this game after not coin hyped.

But to be honest i dont think this airdrop gonna give u chunk of money but still the hyped are real

Thanks to all the social media influencers that have helped to add hype to this project. They truly helped the developers and they really are became lucky also because of the influence of the first tap project that became known, notcoin.

The devs no doubt will earn and are earning a lot of money right now from this project and that's why they're enjoying this sensation because they surely know that once the craze is done, they're also done for.

Unless they continue to develop it and try to get along with the bear market but IMHO, it's not going to last as that game was very simple and nothing interesting at all.

The aidrop that are interesting are the ones people don't know about or the ones people don't take serious and Notcoin was just the last I think few people were lucky to get. After the first one, the rest wouldn't cook, either they scam people or just waste their time over nothing and that's how I see Hamster Kombat, they don't have anything special to give, how are they going to provide liquidity to pay about 200 millions of players? That's too much.

If this project pay by luck, it will be difficult for the players to have a maximum of $1k dollars, unlike Notcoin that gave more than $10k to some people. If this projects failed to pay people, a lot of people will be less interested in the telegram mini app and others will not succeed too. All indications is beginning to look like the Hamster Kombat is a waste of time like the way Tapswap ended.

           -     I also believe in what you said, mate. Notcoin is the last tapping game that can be said to have been successful, and those that will follow and imitate what Notcoin did will not. Hamster Kombat is overhyped; many expect that they will make a lot of money from the hamster. And many believe that Hamster Kombat will follow the success of Notcoin; I don't think so.

We know that when there are many people participating in the airdrops, the chances of receiving rewards are small, and maybe even the rewards that you expect to get for a large amount of money may end up cursing the hamster kombat. It's just common sense. If 100 million users of HK are involved in airdrops, then you can expect a lot of income from airdrops. Maybe you should wake up to the truth. But I believe that Hamster Kombat can bring more income to his community through YouTube because in just 1 day they can accumulate more than 15 million views or more a day on their YouTube channels. With only 50 000 views, your estimated earnings are around 100 dollars, so in 100 000 views, HK's profit is 200 dollars x 15 million views, which is 30 000 dollars a day. Let's say it is possible that HK earns 50 000 to 100 000 dollars a day on YouTube. Then the only reward that aidrops participants will receive is only 1.5 dollars; that's ridiculous and a waste of time.

That's what they know because hamster combat is so hyped on social media and lots of people sharing it.

They caught up with the idea that they can possibly earn a lot of money by just simply tapping their smart phones. Then the result it blows out and many people participate for hoping that they can earn a good fortune here. I didn't bother to join in this since I think the rewards will became more smaller since there's a lot of people are joining the trend. It will be a waste of energy if we can get less and we do heavy tapping task.

Devs is really lucky for getting a lot of support for community and for sure that they could earn a lot of money from those people who participate in their project.

This is what I tried to convey the other day, and nobody cared. Combine all the hours of work that people are putting into this game, they must have at least one good quality that could have made more at the same time period. Like if you spend even a mere 30 minutes per day on this, that means it would be 3.5 hours in a week, 7 hours in 2 weeks, and 14 hours a month.

Consider spending that for 3 months, and it would be 42 hours. In return, they are going to make very little, sure notcoin made people thousands, but this one won't. They will make like 100-200 dollars and say how rich they are. In reality, if they worked even for a mere 5 dollars per hour, that would have been 200+ dollars anyway, and they could find jobs much higher pay than that. So this isn't profitable at all, most likely people will lose time for nothing.

That's very disappointing and sad for those that have been tapping that hamster all day long for them to get more points and profit per hour.

If that is the estimation of the release then I'd just keep that hamster alive and won't be grinding that anymore. I understand the ones that have been hoping that there might be something big on it.

But with such number of participants, that's probably what they're going to cut for each of them. Those projects and airdrops that have distributed a lot of money, they're just too generous and able to generate a lot of money from their investors and not a lot of participants were there.

Also, Im in 7lvl and got like 1M per hour, but for more I dont have friends to invite, Im not waiting on big money, but if I can earn something only for tap Im in

And a lot of people I know are playing it too.

I feel a bit sorry for them  it would be much easier to just get bitcoins instead of scraping for pennies.

      -    From what I see of the millions of people who hope to earn a large amount of money, there are also millions of those who will fail;; moreover, I have heard that the only thing that will be received by those who are too hyped in the hamster kombat is that each of them will receive of rewards of around 2 dollars dollars only.

It's very painful when it actually happens.. Think about what most people think: that they have a mindset that they will make a lot of money there or that they can milk the hamster, but in reality, they are milked a lot by hamster kombat on YouTubeYouTube because it gets millions of views.. that's a lot of income every month.

That's true.

They're enjoying the trend that these users have been thinking that Hamster Kombat could have the same effect that they'll get with notcoin. So with that success of notcoin during the TGE, they are thinking the same that Hamster Kombat will also distribute generous rewards.

And that is the main reason why many of them are staying for them to see the greater points and profit per hour so before the TGE, they will be qualified with better tokens that they are going to release.

But let's see if many are going to be happy or disappointed with how Hamster Kombat developers are going to handle this sensation.

This is exactly the thing that is happening right now. There is no denying that the success of notcoin made this situation better, and I think Hamster Kombat results will not be equal, it is going to be listed in all major places, including even Binance, but we are going to end up seeing it not do all that well, we just need to make sure that we know this before we get in.

A lot of people spend a lot of time to make some coins, and they hope that they would b e rewarded something that is bigger, but at the end of the day if this turns out to be nothing, then it means you have spent a lot of your time and effort for nothing at all. This is why you should be careful with what you are doing, and do not get hyped about every little silly thing.

Hamster Kombat is just enjoying the effect of the result people got from not coin and most of her users are just being optimistic that they will get similar result like what played out with notecoin. The issue is that immediately after notecoin, what was popular was tap swap and one would have thought that with the popularity it came we would have seen some good news from it at this point but from all indication, it seems like most persons have shifted attention to hamster Kombat and are patiently waiting for it lunch. The good thing is that it's just taping that they are taping. Apart from there time that could get wasted, if it became another failed project, no one dies and it's just going to be nothing different from the regular aideoos we've hard in the past that have seen a lot of hypes but didn't do well at the end.

I don't know the reason why, but my mind was just off about the Hamster Kombat CEO of a thing. I am trying the Tapsaw whether it can deliver something for me no matter how little, only to read an interview last week that the launching has been postponed indefinitely, and this was the second time it was postponed. It was first postponed from May 30 to July 1 and now indefinitely. This can only be pointing to one thing, these people are not serious.

Good, I better trust Tapswap than Hamster and many others but all of them are still copying Notcoin. The question now is whether they can replicate the success of Notcoin or not. But to them, it is a win-win, you can imagine how many people marketing under their big social media influences now? It is money. Some people are even donating for them and some are using some schemes to collect money in TON from their users.

To me, this is more like a way to gain some marketing influence rather than the airdrop that people think, they may just be using people's heads to achieve this. As we know, in a scheme like this, only the first or the second of their likes often push through. Well, let's not give up all hope yet.

Of course people expect Hamster Kombat to be like Notcoin - rest assured it will be different even if it has accumulated hundreds of millions of points on telegram then it won't be much to expect, don't get too carried away in this expectation Notcoin is more successful but I'm not sure about Hamster Kombat even though some exchanges have pre-market listings for this token.

I agree with you. I have said before that it looks like the Hamster Kombat game will not get the same benefits as notcoin. Nowadays Notcoin has become very viral because one can make a lot of money just by tapping the screen. But the problem is that there are not as many notcoin participants as there are hamster kombat. I also only play about a few tens of minutes a day and I don't think this game will earn me anything except a few dollars.

An exaggerated reward was given in Not Coin for a tap event, that is, for a simple game. For now, the community has turned to the Hamster game and is spending hours trying to gain something from it. I was curious too, so I installed it on Telegram to check it out. I spend about ten minutes a day playing the game at most, so I don't think I'll gain anything. In general, I don't think there will be an airdrop like Not Coin.