HMSTR didn't scammed us let me tell you why .
If there are 100 billion tokens in total and the market capitalization is 1 billion, it’s simple math that one token's price is just 0.01 USD. Now, if there are 100 million users participating in the ecosystem, the question becomes, how are these tokens being distributed?
With this many users, distributing tokens equally becomes a huge challenge. If every user were to get an equal share, each would only receive 1000 tokens, which amounts to about 10 USD at the current token price. This explains why many users feel disappointed after spending significant time and effort collecting tokens through airdrops—because the distribution of a large supply across a massive user base leads to small individual rewards.
Projects like HMSTR rely on the idea that users will hold onto their tokens, expecting the value to rise as the project grows, but this doesn't guarantee wealth for anyone in the short term. The math clearly shows that when millions of people are involved in a project with a limited market cap, the individual payout is likely to be small, which is why relying on airdrops to make money is not a sustainable strategy.
i myself got $8 i was sad too but then i did this math .
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