Hamster Kombat has officially released its whitepaper and has dedicated 60% of the total HMSTR Token supply for airdrop participants.
After a long wait from the global community, the popular game Hamster Kombat has officially released its Whitepaper and airdrop plans. According to the announcement, 60% of the total supply of HMSTR tokens will be allocated for the airdrop. The project team claims that this will be the “largest airdrop in crypto history.” The remaining 40% will be reserved for liquidity provision, partnerships, ecosystem support rewards, and other purposes.
In the Whitepaper, Hamster Kombat asserts that “the project has not received funding from venture capital firms in the crypto space, thus avoiding token sell-off pressure.” The team explains that “Hamster Kombat is already a profitable business and does not need to sell tokens.”
Beyond the tokenomics announcement, Hamster Kombat also revealed upcoming upgrades to attract more players and plans for a second airdrop season in the future.
Success of Hamster Kombat
Hamster Kombat is a Web3 game played directly on Telegram, known for its easy Tap-to-Earn mechanism that allows players to earn passive income. Players simply tap the hamster in the app and complete tasks to earn in-game tokens, which can be converted or received as HMSTR tokens during airdrop events, similar to games like Pixelserve or Notcoin (NOT) from Binance Launchpool.
Despite its simple gameplay, Hamster Kombat has garnered a large fan base. According to developers, the game currently has 50 million daily active users across 190 countries, with a total of 300 million players, while Telegram has 900 million users.
Recently, the project has faced some unexpected issues from the Iranian authorities and its community of 300 million players.
Hamster Kombat follows in the footsteps of Notcoin and Pixelserve by implementing airdrop plans with the “Tap to Earn” mechanism. Given its large community, Hamster Kombat’s listing on major exchanges like Binance or OKX is highly feasible.
Although the team initially planned the airdrop for July, it seems the plan will be postponed until August.