Hamster Kombat, boasting over 250 million users, has emerged as the leading Telegram-based “clicker” game. However, the origins of the game and its anonymous creators remain shrouded in mystery, fueling speculation within the crypto community about the game’s future, particularly with its first airdrop scheduled for this month.
In an exclusive email interview with The Block, the founders of Hamster Kombat shed light on the game’s inception and hinted at exciting developments for the tap-to-earn crypto game. “Hamster Kombat is more than just a game; it’s a worldwide family, and we believe in the long-term power of the community,” they shared.
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Origins and Inspirations
The creators of Hamster Kombat, who have been active in the crypto space since 2013, were inspired by Notcoin, the pioneering Telegram crypto game, and the popularity of social media games from the 2010s. “We took the best elements of both and infused our philosophy of unity and educational content,” they explained. Additionally, the founders drew inspiration from meme stocks and social media phenomena, particularly the GameStop and Reddit saga, where retail investors challenged Wall Street.
Gameplay and Accessibility
In Hamster Kombat, players assume the role of a CEO of a cryptocurrency exchange, accumulating rewards by managing their virtual business through clicking. The game’s simplicity, requiring only the Telegram messaging app, has contributed to its massive user base. Millions are eagerly anticipating turning their in-game rewards into real cash once the airdrop occurs.
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Airdrops and Future Plans
Following the first airdrop slated for this month, Hamster Kombat’s founders are optimistic about the game’s longevity. They revealed plans for a second airdrop within the next two years, emphasizing the token’s significant value to millions of users worldwide. “The game will continue, and we think the token holds immense value,” they stated.
Bot Control and Blockchain Impact
To maintain the game’s integrity, the founders plan to tackle bot deployment aggressively. “We see everyone trying to flood bots and will be cleaning them up before the listing,” they said, drawing parallels with Notcoin’s successful bot banning efforts. Despite the bot challenge, there are no plans to prevent users from playing on multiple devices.
Hamster Kombat, like its rivals Notcoin and Catizen, operates on the TON blockchain. The growing popularity of these games has led to a surge in blockchain activity, with increased transactions and daily active wallets. Consequently, toncoin, the blockchain’s native token, has soared to become the ninth-largest token by market capitalization, currently valued at over $18 billion.
A Mission for Mass Adoption
The founders of Hamster Kombat are committed to an ambitious mission of mass adoption. “We are an edutainment project aimed at reaching 1 billion people worldwide, educating them about blockchain and web3,” they declared. They also emphasized their dedication to financial literacy and universal basic income, positioning Hamster Kombat as a significant player in this space.
For more insights on Hamster Kombat’s origins and future plans, visit The Block.
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