The team behind the popular Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat has revealed the details of its season 1 airdrop, saying that 60 billion tokens will be airdropped to qualified users.
Qualified users
Hamster Kombat is one of the fastest-growing games in the Web3 space. In its first 81 days, the Telegram clicker game went viral, recording 239 million users. Telegram founder Pavel Durov said the game’s success could contribute to Web3 adoption by onboarding millions to crypto. While the game boasts that it has surpassed 300 million users, the Hamster Kombat team also said that only 131 million users are eligible to receive its airdrop on Sept. 26, which means that only 43% of its total user count will receive the tokens. The team added that it had banned 2.3 million users for cheating.
The largest airdrop in crypto history?
On July 30, the Hamster Foundation described its upcoming airdrop as the “largest airdrop in the history of crypto.” The team said most of the volume would go to the players, while the rest would be for liquidity, ecosystem partnerships, grants, rewarding squads and other items. On Aug. 12, the team said it had turned down offers from venture capital firms. This means there would be no early investments in the token, and only the market will determine its value. In an announcement, the team said that “there is no extra sell pressure,” adding that the value of HMSTR tokens will be determined by the demand, supply and community interest.
Rejection of venture capital
The Hamster Kombat team confirmed that it turned down offers from venture capitalists. This means that there will be no early investments in the token, and its value will be determined solely by market conditions. In an official statement, the team noted that “there is no extra sell pressure,” and that the value of HMSTR tokens will depend on community interest, demand, and supply.
Hamster Kombat is preparing to conduct one of the largest airdrops in the history of the crypto industry, which may have a significant impact on attracting new users to Web3 and cryptocurrencies.
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