Hamster Kombat Will Launch Second Airdrop

Hamster Kombat will launch a second airdrop (Photo; Doc. Decrypt)

JAKARTA - Hamster Kombat, a rising Telegram-based game, has managed to attract attention with a total of 250 million users. Even though its popularity shot up, the origins and creators of this game are still a mystery. However, the founders of Hamster Kombat finally opened the veil about the origins of this game and revealed plans for its future, including the second upcoming airdrop.

Hamster Kombat is not just a game; its founders called it the world family' and emphasized the importance of the long-term community. In an interview with The Block, they stated that the inspiration for this game came from the success of Notcoin, the first crypto Telegram game to use a clicker model, as well as the popularity of games on social media in the 2010s.

We were inspired by the success of Notcoin and the popularity of games on social media in the 2010s. We took the best of both and added our philosophy of unity and a lot of educational content, "said Hamster Kombat founders.

Hamster Kombat also drew inspiration from the meme stocking phenomenon and GameStop story at Reddit, where retail investors showed their strength over Wall Street.

In addition, this game managed to attract the attention of millions of Telegram users who hope to turn the prizes in their game into real money after the first airdrop of the token was scheduled this month. Like Notcoin, which previously dropped more than 80 billion NOT tokens, Hamster Kombat also plans to make a second airdrop in the next two years.

Hamster founders Kombat are optimistic about the future of this game after the first airdrop. They revealed that they had planned a second airdrop, which is expected to further strengthen the value of the token.

Gim ini akan terus berlanjut, dan akan ada musim kedua dengan airdrop kedua dalam dua tahun ke depan. Kami percaya bahwa token ini, yang akan dimiliki oleh juta pengguna di seluruh dunia, memiliki nilai besar, jelas mereka.

In addition, Hamster Kombat is also committed to dealing with bot problems that often disrupt game integrity. They plan to clean up bot accounts before token listing, following in the footsteps of Notcoin which managed to ban about 20% of bot accounts.

With big ambitions, Hamster Kombat seeks to become an educational project aimed at mass adoption. Its founders are targeting to reach 1 billion users worldwide, while promoting financial literacy and universal basic income.