In its latest announcement, the team announced that 2.3 million users who cheated in the game were banned and shared details about the season 1 airdrop. With this airdrop, 60 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens will be distributed to eligible users. In total, 75 billion of the 100 billion HMSTR tokens allocated to the project were allocated to community members.

According to the statement made on the X platform on September 22, the team plans to distribute 60% of the total token supply after season 1. The remaining 15% will be available to users in season 2.

88.75% of the 60 billion tokens that will be distributed initially will be given to eligible users immediately, while the remaining 11.25% will be unlocked and transferred to the users’ accounts 10 months after the token is listed on the exchange.

This means that approximately 53.25 billion tokens will be distributed as an immediate airdrop, while 6.75 billion tokens will be given to users 10 months after listing.

Hamster Kombat stands out as one of the rapidly growing projects in the Web3 world. In its first 81 days, the game went viral on Telegram and reached 239 million users.

The game, which attracted great attention from users who are new to the crypto world, was also praised by Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram.

Durov stated that the success of the game will contribute to the adoption of Web3 by bringing millions of users to the crypto world. This rapid growth encourages new players in the crypto world to enter the industry.

Although Hamster Kombat’s user count has exceeded 300 million, the team announced that only 131 million users were eligible for the airdrop on September 26. This means that only 43% of the total number of users will receive tokens.

The team also announced that 2.3 million users who were found to be cheating in the game were banned. Exclusion of cheating users from the game stands out as one of the measures taken to ensure that the game ecosystem remains fair.

On July 30, the Hamster Foundation announced that the upcoming airdrop will be the “largest airdrop in crypto history.”

According to the team’s statement, most of the token volume will go to players, while the rest will be reserved for liquidity, ecosystem partnerships, grants, reward groups and other projects.

This is considered a strategy that aims to transfer serious value to the Hamster Kombat community.

On August 12, the team announced that they had rejected offers from venture capital firms. This means that there will be no early investment in the HMSTR token and the value of the token will be determined solely by the market.

The team explained the logic behind this decision as “there will be no extra sales pressure.” It was emphasized that the price of HMSTR tokens will be shaped entirely according to the interest of the community and the balance of demand and supply.

This approach aims to create an environment where investors and players will contribute more to the gaming ecosystem by determining the value of the token according to market conditions.

Hamster Kombat’s rapid rise and huge user base shows how effective crypto games can be. Hamster Kombat, which makes great contributions to both the gaming world and the Web3 ecosystem, aims to bring more users to this innovative field in the future.