https://www.nigeriabitcoincommunity.com/hamster-kombat/” target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>Nigeria Bitcoin Community, Hamster Kombat recently distributed its Season 1 airdrop to players in anticipation of its token listing on September 26. Some players expressed disappointment in the distribution, referring to it as a ‘HMSTR scam’ due to receiving fewer tokens than expected. While this led to frustration among some players, others defended the project, stating that the distribution was fair. With differing opinions on the fairness of the allocation, the discussion around the HMSTR airdrop continues to evolve.
Hamster Kombat quickly gained popularity, attracting over 200 million players within just 3 months and becoming the most popular tap-to-earn game in the industry. Players from around the world, ranging from seasoned crypto gamers to newcomers, have engaged with the game, leading to record-breaking viewership on platforms like YouTube and Telegram. Inspired by the success of Notcoin, the first Telegram game, many players flocked to Hamster Kombat in anticipation of potential rewards in the form of an airdrop. The game’s appeal lies in the promise of free rewards, reminiscent of Notcoin’s airdrop, driving millions to participate in hopes of securing tokens that could potentially change their lives.
Despite its rapid rise to prominence, the Hamster Kombat airdrop has faced criticism from a group of players who believe they did not receive an adequate allocation of tokens based on their level of participation in the game. While the distribution was conducted according to predetermined criteria, some players received as few as 2 HMSTR tokens, fueling accusations of unfairness within the community. As debates continue on the legitimacy of the airdrop and whether it meets players’ expectations, the discussion sheds light on the complexities of token distribution within the gaming industry.
Original article published at: https://www.nigeriabitcoincommunity.com/hamster-airdrop/
