Hamster Kombat Airdrop Eligibility and Activity-Based Allocation
Summary
This guide describes Hamster Kombat, a Telegram clicker game in which players earn in-game coins and upgrade a simulated cryptocurrency exchange. Its central airdrop detail is that the planned HMSTR distribution is described as depending on profit per hour and other activity measures, rather than coin balance alone. That design would reward ongoing game activity and reinvestment choices, although the article does not provide a complete allocation formula or quantify how each measure affects a player's share.
The guide also gives a sequence for linking a TON wallet through the game's airdrop task and recommends joining the project's Telegram channel for updates. It reports the game had surpassed 200 million users and says the first wallet-link task began on June 8, 2024, with a token launch planned for July on TON. These are claims and plans in the article, not verified outcomes; no year is specified for the stated July launch. The piece is an operational overview, not an investment analysis, and does not assess token value, airdrop risk, or wallet security.
Key ideas
- Hamster Kombat is described as a Telegram clicker game with exchange upgrades that can increase passive in-game earnings.
- The planned HMSTR airdrop is said to consider profit per hour and other activity measures, not just accumulated coin balance.
- The guide's initial eligibility step is to connect a TON wallet through the game's airdrop section.
- The article reports a user milestone and launch plans but supplies no full allocation formula or confirmation of later outcomes.
- Its focus is participation logistics rather than token valuation, investment merits, or wallet security.
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