🎮 Hamster Kombat, the game that has been making waves on the internet, offered a “Play to Earn” experience via Telegram, with an airdrop system every season. The project promised a large token reward to reward loyal players. The team announced a total amount of 100 billion tokens, with 60% reserved for airdrops and distribution for the community. However, the reality turned out to be disappointing for many participants.
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😾 Take Catizen, another game in the genre that also followed a “Play to Earn” model. Players had to evolve their cats to earn tokens. Despite months of effort, some only received a handful of tokens, sometimes as few as 5 tokens. Currently, 5 $CATI tokens are worth about $3.57, a pittance for those who invested a lot of time in the game. Those who invested financially in Catizen, on the other hand, were able to get between 300 and 800 tokens, regardless of their daily commitment. This disparity has deeply disappointed the community, especially those who were hoping for meaningful rewards without spending any money.
😠 Frustration is also growing around Hamster Kombat. After months of effort, players have been asked to download multiple games from mobile stores to accumulate keys, which are essential for progressing. Despite the time spent, the rewards are very meager. "Average" players receive between 500 and 2,000 tokens, far from the initial expectations. Worse still, old users, who were there from the beginning, have received between 200 and 3,000 tokens, creating a feeling of betrayal among the community.
📣 The community is revolting, especially in official discussion groups and on social networks. Accusations of scams are flying, and many players are expressing their anger at the low rewards. The influencers who promoted the game seem, according to rumors, to have been paid much more, which further fuels the frustration.
📱 Yet, out of a total of 100 billion tokens, some players only collected 500 to 2,000 tokens after several months of play, weeks of mobile data usage, and hours spent charging their phones. Earning a key took about 10 to 15 minutes, and the higher the level of the game, the longer and more complex it became to obtain one. Ultimately, the results of the airdrop are visible today, and for many, they are disappointing.
❓ Should we be wary of “Tap to Earn” projects? “Tap to Earn” games like Catizen and Hamster Kombat are now raising questions. Binance recently launched its own game in this category, but Binance’s solid reputation reassures its users. However, experiences with Catizen and Hamster Kombat show that some promising projects can turn out to be real wastes of time, with paltry rewards compared to the effort invested.
🍔 This year, Catizen's $CATI and Hamster Kombat's $HMSTR tokens have proven that it is risky to invest your time and energy in poorly managed projects. For example, thousands of hours were spent on Catizen for a result so poor that it does not even buy a hamburger at McDonald's, a situation that many players find absurd. Not to mention the electricity consumption, the number of hours lost, the phone batteries that die, the internet connection and the data used to run these games!
💸 Hamster Kombat promised that 60% of its total supply, or 60 billion tokens, would be distributed to players. However, with rewards of only 500 to 1,000 tokens for mid-level players, this seems ridiculous. The token is set to launch in less than four days, and many players are worried about a massive selloff that would cause its price to plummet. While some still hope that the market will view Hamster Kombat as an opportunity, predictions are pessimistic. Negative messages are multiplying on Twitter, Instagram, Telegram, and Facebook.
⏳ In conclusion, Hamster Kombat seems to have lost the trust of its community. What was supposed to be a project carried by a committed community could quickly collapse if this same community decides to abandon ship. Can the project still save the furniture, or is it doomed to failure? Only the future will tell.
💬 And you, what do you think of this very big disappointment caused by a meager airdrop of tokens from Hamster Kombat?
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