The comments on the #XEmpire project clearly show user dissatisfaction, especially regarding the distribution (drop) of tokens.
First comment: Participants note that the project initially promised to take into account many factors for distribution, but in the end the best rewards went to those who actively attracted referrals. Although this was not stated as the main criterion, users believe that they were deceived.
The comments also expressed irritation with the way Elon Musk comments on such projects, which suggests the incompetence of the people promoting tokens like HamsterCoin.
Second comment: The user emphasizes that the conditions promised to take into account the number of coins and profit per hour, but in reality they were given practically nothing.
The result is disappointment and the conclusion that the organizers “simply cheated us.”
Third comment: There is also a deeper disappointment - the user writes that it is useless to fight such projects. The offended participants of the game are not needed by the owners of the project, and their personal ambitions are more important than business development. It is mentioned that a large sum of 119k was given to charity, but there is no certainty that these funds went to the right cause. It is hoped that this is not related to Ukraine.
Overall, judging by the comments, the project is causing a wave of criticism due to the disappointment of participants and suspicions of manipulation of the token drop.
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