The Trap of Hamster Kombat🐹
After the listing on major exchanges, it's safe to say that Hamster Kombat is not a scam! 🎉 This fact is especially pleasing for those who believed in the project from the beginning. However, behind the scenes of great success lie significant challenges.
With the current level of hype, Hamster Kombat has already attracted over 250 million users. This is a staggering number, and now any exchange would be happy to welcome "hamsters" into their ranks. The question remains whether Durov is willing to pump Hamster Kombat like he did with NOT, and whether market makers will buy up tokens to let users profit. The history with NOT showed that this is possible, but repeating such success remains uncertain.
The main challenge for the Hamster Kombat team is funding: where to find the money to meet the expectations of 250 million players? Especially when about 35% of participants expect earnings above $100. 🤑 And here lies the biggest problem: rising audience expectations could turn into a trap.
The Hamster Kombat team tries to shift the focus to other aspects of the game — hourly earnings, keys, video views, but this doesn't solve the main issue: how to ensure mass payouts? Even with a high initial market cap, providing stable income for such a massive audience is nearly impossible.
Conclusion: On the one hand, Hamster Kombat shows great potential and promising prospects. On the other hand, the hype might be too overwhelming, and the team is unlikely to meet the financial expectations of all participants. So stay vigilant and remember that high expectations are the biggest trap of Hamster Kombat.
