Trading of the Hamster Kombat tap game token began on September 26. The coin was listed on several major exchanges on the same day.

After the launch, players began reporting difficulties selling their HMSTR. Here's what's happening.

Players unable to sell Hamster Kombat tokens

Players are facing a problem: the reward for many of them does not exceed a few dollars. In addition, trading platforms have restrictions on the minimum order value.

Players complain that Binance, for example, does not allow opening trades below $5. Therefore, those whose income is below this limit cannot sell their accumulated coins.

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Many in the crypto community believe that the Hamster Kombat team distributed the airdrop tokens unfairly. Some users bet on the Points Per Hour (PPH) parameter to improve.

Information about restrictions on Binance

Game changed rules

However, before the snapshot, the team implemented a new rule with an “anti-cheat” system, which disqualified players who used collection keys. Thus, those who bet on PPH were excluded from the airdrop without prior notice.

Users believe that the developers made this decision to distribute the largest amount of tokens to influencers.

Even those who weren't disqualified were unhappy with the rewards. Players complained that the prizes were extremely low.

“I played every day for 6 months to get $25. What the hell is this? HMSTR, what is going on?” one player commented.

Many players are unhappy. They are calling the Hamster Kombat airdrop “the worst in history.”

Meanwhile, the value of HMSTR continues to decline. The token was initially priced at $0.01 when it was launched. At the time of writing, the coin has already lost nearly 30% of its value. It was trading at $0.0071.

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