Hamster Kombat on Binance Launchpool: 58th Project Announced
Binance has officially announced  Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) as the 58th project on its popular Launchpool platform. This allows users to stake their BNB and FDUSD to earn HMSTR tokens. According to Binance’s announcement, Hamster Kombat will list on September 26, 2024, at 12:00 (UTC), marking Binance as the first exchange to introduce HMSTR.

Farming HMSTR Tokens: How to Participate
The HMSTR farming event starts from September 19, 2024, 00:00 (UTC) and ends on September 25, 2024, 23:59 (UTC). A total of 3,000,000,000 HMSTR tokens (3% of the total supply) will be distributed as rewards to users who lock their BNB and FDUSD tokens.
- BNB Pool: 85% of the rewards (2,550,000,000 HMSTR)
- FDUSD Pool: 15% of the rewards (450,000,000 HMSTR)

Hamster Kombat Airdrop
The Hamster Kombat Airdrop, highly anticipated in the memecoin community, allows eligible users to claim their tokens on September 26. Distributed based on factors like community involvement and holding partner tokens, the airdrop coincides with the token’s listing, enabling immediate trading and potentially driving high volume right from the start.
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Sudden disqualifications and reward shifts favored influencers, angering regular participants before the airdrop.
Delays and rule changes, including token withholding, caused a loss of trust within the Hamster Kombat community.
Low token prices and selling difficulties, compounded by technical issues, led to widespread dissatisfaction.
On September 26, 2024, Hamster Kombat, a popular tap-to-earn Telegram game, launched the trading of its $HMSTR token on several major exchanges. While the event was highly anticipated, the airdrop ended up disappointing a large portion of the crypto community.

Many believe it was “one of the worst airdrops in the history of the crypto.” Here are five reasons why the Hamster Kombat airdrop failed to meet expectations.
What’s Wrong With the Hamster Kombat Airdrop
1. Unfair Reward Distribution
Ahead of the airdrop, many participants were unexpectedly disqualified. Those who focused on boosting their points per hour (PPH) to accumulate tokens were banned just before the event. The developers implemented a new “anti-cheat” system, which caught many off guard.

According to those affected, the move seemed to benefit influencers, with a significant amount of the tokens redirected to them instead of regular players. This last-minute rule change caused major outrage.
2. Frequent Postponements and Sudden Rule Changes
Initially, the Hamster Kombat team had planned the airdrop for July 2024, but due to technical unpreparedness, the event was delayed. This postponement angered many who had been eagerly awaiting their rewards.

In late August, the team announced that the airdrop would finally occur in September. While they met this new deadline, they lost the trust of many community members.

Worse, just before the airdrop, the developers announced that participants would only receive 88.75% of their tokens. The remaining 11.25% wouldn’t be distributed until July 2025. This unexpected rule change led to a growing boycott movement within the community.
3. Low Listing Price of the $HMSTR R Token
One of the main concerns going into the airdrop was the value of the HMSTR token at launch. Unfortunately, these fears were realized when the token debuted at $0.01.

Almost immediately, the price began to decline. This sharp drop disappointed both long-term and short-term investors who had expected more from the project’s token.
4. Problems with Selling $HMSTR TR Tokens
Many project participants found themselves with only a few dollars’ worth of HMSTR tokens after months of interacting with the game. Players complained that despite the time spent on activities like tapping hamsters to earn rewards, the payouts were disappointingly low Moreover, those with small token amounts faced additional challenges when trying to sell them. Some exchanges, like Binance, require a minimum transaction value of $5, making it impossible for users with smaller token balances to cash out their HMSTR.
5. Telegram Wallet Outages
The launch of HMSTR trading coincided with technical issues in the Telegram wallet, which is operated by TON blockchain. TON, built on the remnants of an abandoned Telegram crypto project, is responsible for running the crypto wallet within Telegram, where users hold HMSTR tokens.

Due to network overloads, many users found themselves unable to access or trade their tokens, further compounding frustrations around the airdrop.
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