They just released a post claiming they heroically banned 2.3 million cheaters and confiscated 6.8 billion $HMSTR tokens, half of which they burned, and the other half they distributed among other users.
Now, if we do the math, weâll find that on average, each banned cheater lost 2956 $HMSTR (which at the current pre-market rate is around $100 - $200 at best).
So, you had to cheat for SIX MONTHS just to make 100 bucks? What does that say about the honest players who followed the rules? đ€Ź
I think the hamsters are lying here. They most likely banned way more people. According to the survey we conducted a week ago (with 32,000 participants), about 27% received a cheater's card.
Based on Hamster's official data, 131 million people participated in the airdrop; if 27% were banned, that's 35 million players.
đ«ąNow, hereâs the real question: Where are the rest of the tokens?
It's fair to say upcoming project will also be shit like $hmstr , if community doesn't backfire them .$DOGS and $NOT are real telegram project đ„
