So, yesterday the long-awaited listing of the Hamster Combat coin happened. 🐹 I woke up 15 minutes before the listing started, hoping to sell all the coins at a good price. As soon as trading opened, the price of HMSTR was 0.0112 per coin. In the first seconds and even a few minutes, it rapidly went up to 0.0124, then 0.013 and at the peak was 0.014. At that second, I already wanted to sell the coins to get 20+ dollars from my 1552 coins that I received from the airdrop in Tapalka and for staking BNB on Binance. But the exchange and the network were so overloaded that it was simply impossible to sell the coin. It was impossible to even create an order. And this tells us that almost no one was able to sell the HMSTR token at a price of 0.014. Only those who knew what the approximate price would be and created an order in advance, immediately at the start of trading, were able to sell. Then the coin immediately went down and continued to fall to 0.0082, and later to 0.0068, which almost identically repeats the chart of the Dogs coin, which was also listed on the exchanges earlier. Later, Dogs had growth jumps to 0.011, 0.009 and 0.008, which tells us that the HMSTR token may also show these jumps in the near future. This is my subjective opinion.

As reported in the Hamster Combat🐹 project channel, on the first day, users will be able to receive 88.75% of the allocated number of tokens. The remaining coins will be reserved for ten months - until July 2025.

I think this is a good decision, because immediately after the listing, people will start selling the token en masse and the price will drop sharply. And such a move will allow freezing some of the coins and preventing people from selling them, which will protect the HMSTR token from a sharp drop in price and maintain interest in the project.