Analysts have started trying to explain the weak performance of HMSTR, the official token of the Hamster Kombat game, since its token generation event and subsequent airdrop. Oleg Kalmanovich, chief analyst at Neomarkets, assessed that one of the key problems for the projects included the dilution of HMSTR, calling its airdrop a temporary Ponzi scheme.

Hamster Kombat, one of the most successful games distributed via Telegram, is receiving criticism from several analysts who have called the project’s token a Ponzi scheme. The statements come after the token lost 42% of its initial trading price of $0.01 on the market.

Oleg Kalmanovich, chief analyst at Neomarkets, stated that one of the biggest problems with the HMSTR token generation event and its subsequent airdrop was the dilution of the token’s value due to the large number of participants.

Furthermore, Kalmanovich claimed that this was like any classic pyramid, but instead of money, the only thing players could lose was time. Kalmanovich’s ideas resonate with the opinions of many users who complained about their token allocation, calling it one of the worst airdrops in the world.

HMSTR’s behavior was anticipated by Sergey Ramaninov, another financial analyst, who assessed that “within 24 hours after the launch, the token will probably fall – a large number of users will sell the digital assets they received for free.”

As a consequence of this perfect storm, the inclusion of an anti-cheat strategy just days before the airdrop, and the meager HMSTR rewards collected by some, Russian media reports that some players have considered suing the game’s developers. However, Russian experts believe that all of the game’s agreements need to be reviewed to clarify whether Hamster$$$

Token violated its obligations or deceived players.

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