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Hamster Kombat, a name that has gained a massive traction in the crypto world, promised the biggest airdrop of all time.

They’ve always claimed they didn’t need to chase investors for funding, presenting themselves as an independent force in the crypto space. But some stories being unfolded suggest this might not be entirely true.

The cracks are starting to show, and what was once seen as a promising project could be headed down a darker path. Could Hamster Kombat, known for its airdrop hype, end up being one of the biggest scams in the crypto world?

Hamster Kombat’s Investor Trouble

Hamster Kombat’s reputation as a game changer in the crypto world is under serious threat. A now deleted article by Lenta.ru revealed that Hamster Kombat had some deep financial ties with investors, despite what they’ve been telling the public.

AD.RU, a Russian investment firm, poured in $600,000 to boost Hamster Kombat’s development. They didn’t just stop there- they also helped raise over $1 million more for the project. In return, they were promised a 25% stake. But here’s the catch- AD.RU says they haven’t seen a single penny of the profits.

Hamster Kombat’s lead, Eduard Gurinovich, denied in June that AD.RU had any role in the project. But reports suggest otherwise. It seems this game might have used resources meant for another game, Arenum, which AD.RU was involved in. So, what’s really going on? If Hamster team wasn’t chasing investors, why does it look like they were knee-deep in

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