The game plans to allocate 60% of the HMSTR token airdrop to Hamster Kombat players, demonstrating its dedication to rewarding its extensive user base. Although the airdrop was set for this month, it has encountered several delays due to technical issues. Impressive Progress A recent whitepaper by the anonymous Hamster Kombat team reveals that the game now boasts 300 million players. This represents a significant portion of the 950 million active users on Telegram. Consequently, the token launch on The Open Network has encountered difficulties, causing uncertainty about the airdrop schedule. The rapid expansion of the game has not gone unnoticed. Just a month ago, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov announced that there were 239 million Hamster Kombat players. Shortly after, the team confirmed an additional 250 million players. This latest figure surpasses major free-to-play titles like Fortnite and Roblox, each with over 200 million monthly active users. Token Value Depends On User Demand The growth pattern of Hamster Kombat parallels that of Notcoin, another game on Telegram that had a significant airdrop earlier this year. Drawing inspiration via Notcoin and its success, Hamster Kombat aims to develop a broader ecosystem through its airdrop. The developers emphasized that the token will not be supported by venture capital, meaning its value will be driven solely by the demand derived through Hamster Kombat players. Currently, the game maintains 50 million daily active users and operates in 190 countries, setting a significant milestone for the upcoming airdrop and future development.
