Hamster Kombat, a project that promised the biggest airdrop of all time, is facing serious accusations. Despite claims of independence from investors, recent events suggest otherwise.
Investor Trouble
Hamster Kombat had financial ties with investors, despite public statements to the contrary. AD.RU, a Russian investment firm, invested $600,000 and helped raise an additional $1 million for the project in exchange for a promised 25% stake. However, AD.RU claims they haven't seen any profits. In June, Hamster Kombat's lead Eduard Gurinovich denied AD.RU's involvement, but other reports suggest otherwise.
Influencers and Marketers: Left in the Cold
Nikita Anuriev, the project's marketing head and a YouTube blogger, left the project after not receiving the promised 25% of profits for promoting Hamster Kombat. Instead of sharing profits, the team refunded early investors and cut ties with influencers. Anuriev warns of mounting tension around the project.
$HMSTR Prices Plummet
Internal conflicts have significantly impacted the price of the $HMSTR token, which fell from $0.26 to $0.169. The situation has caused concern among the community. The team blames the delays on technical issues within the TON network and the airdrop size, but the real reasons may be internal conflicts and broken promises.
The community is waiting to see how the Hamster Kombat saga unfolds. Will the project deliver on its promises or crumble under internal conflicts? The answers will become clearer in the coming weeks.
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