Hamster Kombat’s New Whitepaper Reveals 60% Token Airdrop for Players

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The Telegram-based crypto game claims to have 300 million users and plans the “largest airdrop in crypto history”. The team also announced future ecosystem expansion beyond the current game.

Hamster Kombat, the popular Telegram-based tap-to-earn crypto game, released a new whitepaper on Tuesday, shedding light on what could become one of the most significant token airdrops in recent memory. The document provides crucial details about the project’s tokenomics and future plans.

Dear CEOs,

Happy to announce we’ve updated the roadmap on our website and released our Whitepaper that showcases the plans we have for the Hamster Ecosystem.

1. We firmly believe that each player contributes to our shared success. To reflect this, we’ve allocated a whopping…

— Hamster Kombat (@hamster_kombat) July 30, 2024

According to the whitepaper, Hamster Kombat is planning what it calls the “largest airdrop in the history of crypto.” The game’s developers have allocated 60% of the upcoming token airdrop to players, with the remaining 40% reserved for market liquidity, ecosystem partnerships, grants, squad rewards, and other purposes.

Source: Hamster Kombat Whitepaper rev. 0.2 (https://hamsterkombatgame.io/)

The game’s team claims an impressive user base of 300 million, with 50 million daily active users spread across 190 countries. However, it’s worth noting that the actual number of human users versus bots remains unclear.

Hamster Kombat’s developers emphasized that the project is not backed by investment firms or venture capitalists, potentially reducing “sell pressure” on the token. They also stated that the game is already a “profitable business,” eliminating the need to sell team token allocations to cover operational costs.

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While the game initially planned to execute its first airdrop this month, the team announced on Tuesday that the process is proving to be more challenging than anticipated. In an official Telegram group, they explained, “The Hamster token airdrop is a technically complex undertaking… We’re not setting specific dates for one simple reason: it’s impossible to predict the exact timeline for implementing this solution.”

The success of Hamster Kombat follows in the footsteps of another Telegram-based clicker game, Notcoin, which conducted a significant airdrop in May, distributing over 80 billion NOT tokens worth approximately $1 billion at the time. Hamster Kombat’s founders have acknowledged Notcoin’s success as an inspiration for their game.

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Looking ahead, the Hamster Kombat team views this initial airdrop as just the beginning. They announced plans to expand beyond the current game, describing it as the “first step in building the Hamster ecosystem.” This ambitious vision suggests that Hamster Kombat aims to establish itself as a significant player in the crypto gaming space.

As the crypto community eagerly awaits the airdrop, questions remain about the game’s long-term sustainability and the true extent of its user base. Nonetheless, Hamster Kombat’s rapid rise and bold plans have certainly captured the attention of crypto enthusiasts and gamers alike.