$HMSTR isn't a scam, but the team missed some basic things. Influencers are in it for short-term gains, hopping from one project to the next without holding onto any airdrop for long. They focus on quick profits and move on, leaving the Hamster team trying to please them, which only ends up with an angry and dissatisfied community. This led to HMSTR's downfall.
However, we can't label it a scam. True scams are Monorix, #RockyRabbit, and the upcoming #XEmpire. Remember, never trust any airdrop that asks for fees. They usually have three reasons: they're trying to scam you, they haven't invested in the project, or the team doesn't trust their own project. For example, people paid $3 in transaction fees for tokens worth $1.5 with RockyRabbit, and you'll see the same with XEmpire.
In conclusion, I hope future airdrops learn from HMSTR and prioritize keeping their community happy. People don't mind getting fewer tokens as much as they mind influencers getting a lot more. If you like my posts and think they're better than copy-paste content, please like and follow me. Always comment, whether positive or negative, because you might catch something I missed. Let's learn from each other!
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