https://www.nigeriabitcoincommunity.com/hamster-kombat/” target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>September 26, Hamster Kombat distributed its Season 1 airdrop to players in anticipation of its token listing. While some players expressed disappointment, referring to it as a ‘HMSTR scam’, others found the distribution fair. The allocation of only 2 HMSTR tokens to players who had been engaged for six months sparked debate regarding the fairness of the distribution.
Hamster Kombat swiftly gained popularity, attracting over 200 million players within three months and becoming the most popular tap-to-earn game. Players worldwide, both experienced crypto gamers and novices, were drawn to the game. With a massive following on platforms like YouTube and Telegram, the game quickly evolved into a prominent gaming hub. The game’s concept, inspired by Notcoin, enticed millions of players with the promise of a future airdrop and dreams of earning significant rewards.
Despite its success, some players accused the Hamster airdrop of being a scam, citing discrepancies between the effort they put into the game and the tokens they received. While the airdrop distribution was based on specific criteria, some players felt shortchanged by receiving only 2 HMSTR tokens. The controversy surrounding the fairness of the allocation generated heated discussions within the gaming community, with opinions divided on whether the airdrop was just or unjust.
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