Some people still believe that Hamster will be listed at $0.1 or higher, but let's look at the facts. Hamster has a total supply of around 100 billion tokens, and on average, each user holds 2,000 to 3,000 tokens.

Hamster claims to have 300 million users, with 161.6 million eligible for airdrops. Out of these, 95-98% will receive only pennies, while only 2% will see significant profits. Who benefits the most? Influencers and YouTubers with numerous referrals. The airdrops seem to favor influencers rather than regular users who invested their time.

Hamster has also taken questionable actions to reduce the number of eligible users. First, they emphasized the importance of keys, which turned out to be overhyped. Second, they banned around 30 million users but still allowed them to play, giving them achievements instead of airdrops. Third, they profited significantly from the keys game, which was filled with ads, exploiting genuine users who didn't use bots.

The airdrops were distributed randomly. For example, my friend with 6.2 million PPH, 450 keys, and 10 referrals received 2,000 tokens, while another friend with 3 million PPH, 120 keys, and 11 referrals got 3,500 tokens. The snapshot process seems inconsistent.

From an economic perspective, considering the basic rules of demand and supply, it's hard to see how Hamster can be listed at a high price with such a large supply.

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