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Considering Trying Out the Telegram Game Before the Airdrop?
Are you intrigued by the idea of being a hamster CEO of a crypto exchange? If so, the Telegram game Hamster Kombat could capture your interest. This game is becoming increasingly popular as it leads up to the launch and airdrop of the TON token.
Recently, every time I’ve unlocked my phone, I’ve found myself engrossed in the world of Hamster Kombat on Telegram. This game allows you to step into the role of a hamster CEO of a crypto exchange, introducing a unique and quirky element to the gaming experience. Drawing inspiration from the success of Notcoin, the game has gained traction in the gaming community. Notcoin gave rise to the NOT token on The Open Network (TON) and achieved a significant market cap of over $2 billion at its peak, setting the stage for Hamster Kombat to shine.
According to the game developers, Hamster Kombat has attracted over 150 million players eagerly awaiting the TON airdrop in July.
Gameplay Details
What does it entail to act as a hamster CEO in the realm of cryptocurrency? Similar to Notcoin, the central gameplay revolves around simple tapping. Players engage with the game by tapping on a cartoonish hamster logo to start accumulating in-game coins. These coins can then be utilized to acquire upgrades that aid in the expansion and visibility of your virtual exchange.
Enhancements and Advancement
Players have the option to invest their coins in various enhancements like partnerships, licenses, feature launches, and tech support—mirroring elements necessary for a real crypto exchange. By tapping on buttons to make these investments, players can generate passive income even when they are not actively playing.
Although the gameplay is straightforward, the gratification of witnessing increasing numbers can be quite captivating. This gameplay mechanism was effective in Notcoin and is similarly engaging in other mobile games like Bitcoin Miner. Players may find themselves engrossed in the routine of checking in periodically, claiming daily rewards, or inputting cipher codes to boost their coin collection.
Expected Rewards
Is the continuous tapping of buttons worth the potential airdrop rewards? Personally, I am cautious about the returns, but some players invest considerable time and energy to maximize their potential earnings, even going to the extent of inviting friends to participate.
My strategy with Notcoin was comparable: I maintained regular check-ins without excessively boosting my airdrop potential. Eventually, the NOT tokens I accumulated peaked at a value of about $170 a few weeks after the launch. Considering that Hamster Kombat already boasts about five times more players and taking into account the novelty of Notcoin as a social gaming sensation, it seems improbable for Hamster Kombat to yield comparable returns. Nevertheless, Hamster Kombat offers a touch more depth while still being centered around the same fundamental concept.
Closing Remarks
As I persist in playing and accumulating over 100 million coins, Hamster Kombat continues to be my preferred mobile pastime. While the likelihood of receiving a significant token reward remains uncertain, it certainly serves as an enjoyable means to pass a few idle minutes and engage in a swiftly expanding social crypto trend.