The creators of the Web3 game shared on Telegram that several major cryptocurrency organizations made them an offer, but they turned them all down. They reasoned that they don’t want to ruin the user experience, as players should be rewarded directly from the game and not from outside.
This state of affairs goes against the policies of similar crypto games that rely on venture capital investment in many aspects. HMSTR developers also noted that VCs should rely on their own exit strategies and not ruin the user experience. In case investors choose to get rid of a large number of HMSTR tokens, the token price could plummet.
“This approach has become commonplace in the Web3 sector. Instead of developing their projects and offering new, innovative solutions, project developers are fixated on attracting new investments, marketing, and then airdrop tokens and disappear from the radar, leaving players with nothing,” said the Hamster Kombat team.
In addition, the Hamster Kombat team shared that a reserve of 60% of the total tokens will be set aside for all users, with the remaining assets going towards providing liquidity for currency, partnerships, gameplay rewards, and general promotion of the Hamster Kombat platform.
Another statement from the HMSTR team is that the upcoming airdrop promises to be the largest in the entire history of the crypto industry. Cryptocurrency exchanges are already beginning to actively prepare for the launch of HMSTR. For example, cryptocurrency exchange ByBit has already opened a token premarket.
Against the background of the upcoming airdrop and listing, scammers have also become active, offering to link users’ cryptocurrency wallet to get HMSTR airdrop tokens.