The team behind Hamster Kombat, a popular Telegram-based clicker game, has revealed details of its highly anticipated season one airdrop, announcing that 60 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens will be distributed to qualified users. However, only 43% of the game's 300 million users made the cut for the airdrop, with 131 million users set to receive tokens. The team cited widespread cheating, leading to 2.3 million accounts being banned from the game. This crackdown comes as Hamster Kombat continues to grow rapidly in the Web3 space, with many new users being onboarded to crypto through the game.

The airdrop, which the team described as potentially the largest in crypto history, will see 88.75% of the tokens distributed immediately, while the remaining 11.25% will be vested for 10 months following the token's listing on exchanges. The Hamster Kombat team has emphasized that no early investments or venture capital involvement will influence the token's value, leaving it entirely up to market forces, demand, and community interest. This unique approach could set a new precedent in the Web3 gaming space as Hamster Kombat continues to drive user engagement and crypto adoption.

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