
The upcoming token launch and airdrop of Hamster Kombat, a popular Telegram-based play-to-earn crypto game, has sparked controversy. Players will only receive 88.75% of their allocated $HMSTR tokens initially.

The remaining 11.25% will be locked for 10 months, sparking frustration among players who expected a full allocation. This decision has drawn comparisons to the Catizen airdrop, which faced similar criticism.
Hamster Kombat clarified that 129 million players are eligible for the airdrop, after 2.3 million were disqualified for rule violations. The game allocated 60 billion $HMSTR coins, 60% of the total supply.
Trading for $HMSTR tokens begins on The Open Network (TON) on September 26, determining the token’s value.
Players have expressed disappointment on social media, labeling the airdrop one of the worst in crypto history.
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