Scam accusations: $HMSTR drops 50% after airdrop đčđ
Since the $HMSTR Hamster Kombat airdrop was launched, the situation has taken an unexpected and disappointing turn. Like many others, I was excited about the opportunity to participate and receive tokens. However, my enthusiasm quickly faded when I realized that the amounts of tokens I received were much lower than I expected. đ
The game claimed to have 300 million users, but only 60 million qualified for the airdrop. Even more frustrating was finding out that a significant portion of the tokens went to the project's executives, leaving us players with just "crumbs." đ
This situation quickly sparked a wave of outrage among the community.
Some began accusing the game of being a scam, claiming that the reward system was designed to enrich the developers at the expense of players. It's not hard to understand why many of us feel betrayed. đ€š
Furthermore, dissatisfaction has been heightened by the recent inclusion of an anti-cheat strategy, implemented just before launch. Many users have reported that this measure made it even more difficult to collect substantial rewards, leading to a climate of widespread frustration. đ€
It's disheartening to see how something that promised to be a great experience has become a cause of disappointment. The community deserves answers and, above all, a game that values ââits players. Let's make some noise! ââđąâš
