Topic: Over 100 million players on Hamster Kombat 🤯 - page 5. (Read 1454 times)
The community has made Hamster Kombat a big phenomenon. I don't know how it's going to turn out, but I feel like it might surpass Notcoin in value or market cap. So far, I've seen non-crypto people participating in the tapping game, and this has made me consider joining. I'm really curious to see how the airdrop will go, even though I'm not playing the game.
The number of players in a project does not always indicate the success of that project. I personally don't enjoy playing Hamster Kombat and I feel that I can do more useful things instead of tapping my phone. Despite my feelings, it seems like everyone around me is talking about Hamster Kombat and playing the game. I just hope they are getting some benefit out of it, like at least covering their internet fees.
The internet fees part got me laughing but tbh Hamster combat looks more like a project that will succeed considering the manner few top exchanges Bitget and Kucoin are already listing it on their pre-market. This is the same scenario that brought Notcoin to the limelight. But my concern is ' what are the utilities of these tapping tokens apart from the tapping'? 
I guess notcoin will be the last hyped tap project. With hamster kombat having a lot of players, what is taking them so long to release their tokens?
Because they know that when they do, there will be a drop of users using their app. And that's why they're maximizing the hype they're getting now for the ads and other benefits they get.
Because they know that when they do, there will be a drop of users using their app. And that's why they're maximizing the hype they're getting now for the ads and other benefits they get.
The number of players in a project does not always indicate the success of that project. I personally don't enjoy playing Hamster Kombat and I feel that I can do more useful things instead of tapping my phone. Despite my feelings, it seems like everyone around me is talking about Hamster Kombat and playing the game. I just hope they are getting some benefit out of it, like at least covering their internet fees.
By creating such a large community in a very short time, this project has gone viral, but it is not possible to know how much investment has come into this project. However, seeing the presence and amount of community members, it is not possible to be a hundet percent sur that the project will ever be successful. But many are thinking that Hamster Combat will be as popular and successful as Notcoin. 
The number of players in a project does not always indicate the success of that project. I personally don't enjoy playing Hamster Kombat and I feel that I can do more useful things instead of tapping my phone. Despite my feelings, it seems like everyone around me is talking about Hamster Kombat and playing the game. I just hope they are getting some benefit out of it, like at least covering their internet fees.
Considering it's volume, you can say that it's a successful project but of course there will still be problem along the way and not all those players are satisfied with Hamster. If you are thinking about to invest, just keep on doing your research because having that kind of huge community, it can be more risky in your investment. So if you are into games and saw the value of this project, then it's all up to you.
The number of players in a project does not always indicate the success of that project. I personally don't enjoy playing Hamster Kombat and I feel that I can do more useful things instead of tapping my phone. Despite my feelings, it seems like everyone around me is talking about Hamster Kombat and playing the game. I just hope they are getting some benefit out of it, like at least covering their internet fees.
A lot of developers are now taking advantage of people who are seeking free money by doing an airdrop which I think is very alarming. They are getting taken advantage and just to make a hype and know that their tokens will spread and attract traders and investors.
Generally, we don't know the team behind these tap-to-earn games and if it's worth it to consume the time just to play their games.
Unfortunately that has been the case for a long time, I do not think that it is going to change anytime soon. Not saying that it is going to be fine or easy, just saying that we are going to end up with a lot more people who realize that they can abuse airdrops and get a lot more attention. That is just the way it goes, people need to stop working for free to get these people, it is not going to be something that will take a while, we should consider how to make it work any other better way.Generally, we don't know the team behind these tap-to-earn games and if it's worth it to consume the time just to play their games.
We need to realize that things will not get any better at all. We should see the situation changing, it can't be considered all that much, we just stop, and if we stop, then they will eventually realize they can't abuse free labour, because there won't be any free labour.
AFAIK, there are 100 millions people play hamster combat at this moment. Hamster dev has allocated 100 millions to be distributed as airdrop for the hamster combat players. You can calculate by yourself about how big reward is gonna be received by hamster combat players.
I were not even playing this game. Only waiting for hamster to be listed on major exchange, then i can take advantage to buy at the early phase of trade. Im not even hoping a lot from this project.
People were wasting their time to play tihs game. IMO, that's not worth with total allocation for the initial airdrop. Im doubting people will get decent reward from playing hamster combaet everyday.
I took it from hamster's whitepaper which has already published by gateio.
The Hamster Kombat is like Notcoin, as they only offer "Nothing." The developers created these tokens to reward their game players, and after selling them, they can make profits. I honestly do not know the benefit of buying Telegram auto-click game tokens in the early phase of trading; even with the huge dumping that these tokens are witnessing by airdrop hunters, the tokens may be exposed to sharp fluctuations and declines, and I think it has a huge risk, almost like meme coins, if buying them is for speculation.I were not even playing this game. Only waiting for hamster to be listed on major exchange, then i can take advantage to buy at the early phase of trade. Im not even hoping a lot from this project.
People were wasting their time to play tihs game. IMO, that's not worth with total allocation for the initial airdrop. Im doubting people will get decent reward from playing hamster combaet everyday.
I took it from hamster's whitepaper which has already published by gateio.
Frankly, I have tried this game before, and I found that it consumes a lot of time and is not enjoyable. It requires spreading links to many people and logging in daily, and the airdrop itself may not be meaningful in the end, but whoever likes to try his luck can play and get free tokens without risking their money to buy them.
A lot of developers are now taking advantage of people who are seeking free money by doing an airdrop which I think is very alarming. They are getting taken advantage and just to make a hype and know that their tokens will spread and attract traders and investors.
Generally, we don't know the team behind these tap-to-earn games and if it's worth it to consume the time just to play their games.
I mean, that is the point isn't it? When you have this much userbase (I believe most of them fake but still have tens of millions of users) that means you are going to do fine unless you scam them.
Most exchanges would love to have this much userbase trading something, they make profit from the trading fee which means that they are going to list it, so they will not have hard time listing it. Will it continue to do well after getting listed? of course not, all these people who will get free money will end up selling their tokens right away, but that doesn't matter because people will make some money anyway and exchanges will list it.
So all in all, I feel like this is going to "succeed", for a brief moment, won't be remembered a year after the listing though.
Most exchanges would love to have this much userbase trading something, they make profit from the trading fee which means that they are going to list it, so they will not have hard time listing it. Will it continue to do well after getting listed? of course not, all these people who will get free money will end up selling their tokens right away, but that doesn't matter because people will make some money anyway and exchanges will list it.
So all in all, I feel like this is going to "succeed", for a brief moment, won't be remembered a year after the listing though.
after seeing this I doubt whether the results obtained are worth the time spent on this game, and it also has to be vasting for 4 months. if you have 100b maybe you can enjoy the results later, (my prediction)
remembering the first successful tap game, it turns out there are a lot of tab games nowadays, and are tap games a trend this year
The first time I see the graphic above is the also the last time i interacted with the tap game remembering the first successful tap game, it turns out there are a lot of tab games nowadays, and are tap games a trend this year
the TGE probably gonna be so diluted the conversion rate will be low, the fact that there are many farmers that used automated means of farming the game just gonna make things worse, just see over github the amount of automated program to farm this game is ridiculous as well.
basically, if we just manually tapping the app we literally just wasting our time, so I just don't bother after learning that.
Never use bots to do automated clicks, it will be a wasted job.
Hamster Kombat developers must be smarter and already know who uses the Auto Click Bot because it is very easy to detect.
the final results will be overly diluted, the big airdrop farmer will be the one that takes the bigger allocation.
on which i have make use of autoclicker but i havent been banned. Although its really that a form of cheating but by means on clicking then it would really be that useful. Im a little bit late on HamsterKombat
but still not a bad thing for a free money if ever this one would turn out to be the same with Notcoin but i wont really be putting up my hopes that much into this game because we do know that if there would really be
that too much hype then it turns out that it would really be just that giving that small free money but somehow it isnt really that a bad thing on dealing up with these tap tap games.
It is really that currently on the hype and meta now on which we've been flooded up with so much the same not-coin like games on which its a really that bit tiring. lol
I am also a player of Hamster Combat. Hamster Combat is the first game I've played that has over 100 million players. I am surprised by the growth of this game. The idea of profit per hour of this game is really unique. Also adding new cards constantly is very funny. For example, two new cards have been added today. Next stoppage is 200 million users.
Well I did not know of this project so I did look it up. To see there is 150 Million users is a big accomplishment for the devs and investors.
The team did say it got 100 Million users faster then WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok. https://thedefiant.io/news/defi/is-hamster-kombat-onboarding-the-masses-into-defi
The team did say it got 100 Million users faster then WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok. https://thedefiant.io/news/defi/is-hamster-kombat-onboarding-the-masses-into-defi
after seeing this I doubt whether the results obtained are worth the time spent on this game, and it also has to be vasting for 4 months. if you have 100b maybe you can enjoy the results later, (my prediction)
remembering the first successful tap game, it turns out there are a lot of tab games nowadays, and are tap games a trend this year
The first time I see the graphic above is the also the last time i interacted with the tap game remembering the first successful tap game, it turns out there are a lot of tab games nowadays, and are tap games a trend this year
the TGE probably gonna be so diluted the conversion rate will be low, the fact that there are many farmers that used automated means of farming the game just gonna make things worse, just see over github the amount of automated program to farm this game is ridiculous as well.
basically, if we just manually tapping the app we literally just wasting our time, so I just don't bother after learning that.
Never use bots to do automated clicks, it will be a wasted job.
Hamster Kombat developers must be smarter and already know who uses the Auto Click Bot because it is very easy to detect.
the final results will be overly diluted, the big airdrop farmer will be the one that takes the bigger allocation.
This is just a race to be an early adopter. Notcoin raised so much money from being a silly game and yet so far has been disabled its game and yet to deliver even on the concept of a product. They are even worse after launch than in prior. Literally their only feature is staking.
Hamster Kombat had some gameplay but it's just a shitty idle JavaScript game like cookie clicker, only with even less depth and no balancing at all. Plus the referral system is so abusable. It is currently being botted to hell, especially since telegram itself has very few anti bot measures.
Hamster Kombat said they would base the airdrop on coins per second so I guess currently it's worth to get the daily bonus and spend it all on updates. Clicking in game is pointless when you can get 5 million daily as a bonus for simply buying upgrades.
In the long term though, these projects will probably be dead in a year.
The people playing that game and those that may be thinking about putting some money in it know very well this is the case, but they do not care at all, the only thing that matters to them is if they can make money with this game, and since it seems to have such a large user base, even if most of those players are just bots, then people are willing to give it a try and take their chances, unfortunately the majority of those that do will just waste their time, but at the end of the day that is their decision to take. Hamster Kombat had some gameplay but it's just a shitty idle JavaScript game like cookie clicker, only with even less depth and no balancing at all. Plus the referral system is so abusable. It is currently being botted to hell, especially since telegram itself has very few anti bot measures.
Hamster Kombat said they would base the airdrop on coins per second so I guess currently it's worth to get the daily bonus and spend it all on updates. Clicking in game is pointless when you can get 5 million daily as a bonus for simply buying upgrades.
In the long term though, these projects will probably be dead in a year.
AFAIK, there are 100 millions people play hamster combat at this moment. Hamster dev has allocated 100 millions to be distributed as airdrop for the hamster combat players. You can calculate by yourself about how big reward is gonna be received by hamster combat players.
I were not even playing this game. Only waiting for hamster to be listed on major exchange, then i can take advantage to buy at the early phase of trade. Im not even hoping a lot from this project.
People were wasting their time to play tihs game. IMO, that's not worth with total allocation for the initial airdrop. Im doubting people will get decent reward from playing hamster combaet everyday.
I took it from hamster's whitepaper which has already published by gateio.
The Hamster Kombat is like Notcoin, as they only offer "Nothing." The developers created these tokens to reward their game players, and after selling them, they can make profits. I honestly do not know the benefit of buying Telegram auto-click game tokens in the early phase of trading; even with the huge dumping that these tokens are witnessing by airdrop hunters, the tokens may be exposed to sharp fluctuations and declines, and I think it has a huge risk, almost like meme coins, if buying them is for speculation.I were not even playing this game. Only waiting for hamster to be listed on major exchange, then i can take advantage to buy at the early phase of trade. Im not even hoping a lot from this project.
People were wasting their time to play tihs game. IMO, that's not worth with total allocation for the initial airdrop. Im doubting people will get decent reward from playing hamster combaet everyday.
I took it from hamster's whitepaper which has already published by gateio.
Frankly, I have tried this game before, and I found that it consumes a lot of time and is not enjoyable. It requires spreading links to many people and logging in daily, and the airdrop itself may not be meaningful in the end, but whoever likes to try his luck can play and get free tokens without risking their money to buy them.
It's very extraordinary that in a relatively short time the Hamster Kombat game has been very popular among crypto users, but I don't know whether the bonuses from the game tab can meet our needs in the future. If you like crypto-based games, that would be good. to try your luck with hamster combat,
dogecoin is a coin with a dog. what you expect, it is literally tap tap coin not like you need to setup a node or something. It may die in a year or less but as long as the hype still there i'll ride it
Yeah I'm not saying anything against riding the hype, but it's so odd regardless. Binance sure made a huge buck on NOT coin and now notcoin's team even with all that money seems slow to implement anything. Still though the coin holds a market cap.
Even compared to the initial success, Hamster Kombat is much more advanced in what they do compared to NOT coin so things can look hopeful. But I can't help myself from pointing out their inconsistencies too. For instance, even as a game, it's very unbalanced. They just keep adding items with complete disregard to how they affect earning and even the main earning mechanic is very weak and unbalanced compared to the items they add. And they even came out saying the airdrop will be based on who buys the most items to have the best earning per hour. It's a game with many features but surely very unbalanced. Probably out of the millions that play it many will crack the code on how to earn more from the airdrop, but probably many will fail too even though playing for hours daily.
Trying the mobile game Tap Tap Screen and mining by buying a card is very easy as long as it's not detrimental in the sense of not having to spend money out of your pocket. I will definitely try it if in the future this results in meaning this is a tap tap bonus, I know this is a trend everywhere people play the game
So, generally, what do you guys think of this project?
AFAIK, there are 100 millions people play hamster combat at this moment. Hamster dev has allocated 100 millions to be distributed as airdrop for the hamster combat players. You can calculate by yourself about how big reward is gonna be received by hamster combat players.
I were not even playing this game. Only waiting for hamster to be listed on major exchange, then i can take advantage to buy at the early phase of trade. Im not even hoping a lot from this project.
People were wasting their time to play tihs game. IMO, that's not worth with total allocation for the initial airdrop. Im doubting people will get decent reward from playing hamster combaet everyday.
I took it from hamster's whitepaper which has already published by gateio.
after seeing this I doubt whether the results obtained are worth the time spent on this game, and it also has to be vasting for 4 months. if you have 100b maybe you can enjoy the results later, (my prediction)
remembering the first successful tap game, it turns out there are a lot of tab games nowadays, and are tap games a trend this year
I'm one of their players with 100 million members and members use a bot to auto-click this is the biggest airdrop I participated in, this one is bigger than the scam PI network I wonder will do a KYC to stop multi accounting just like what PI network did and if this becomes successful we will this as the new trend in the Cryptocurrency industry, I earn mostly from staking my coin as I cannot check my phone to do tapping, its good that they have that feature instead an all tapping feature.
Never use bots to do automated clicks, it will be a wasted job. Hamster Kombat developers must be smarter and already know who uses the Auto Click Bot because it is very easy to detect.
Learning from Notcoin alone, how bot users end up not getting their coins and even blocking.
Now you just have to play clean and get as many people as possible, that's the fastest way.
Regarding about PI COIN is very different and better Hamster, PI is just a network that will never mainnet and does not make sense with its mainnet price.
Only stupid people want to be promised the mainnet for years.
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