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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Meme Coins => Topic started by: swapgate.io on July 15, 2024, 03:15:54 PM
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Listing of Hamster Kombat: Should We Expect Significant Profits?
The launch of the new game Hamster Kombat on the cryptocurrency market has sparked keen interest among investors and gamers. The project offers engaging and straightforward gameplay, along with the potential to earn tokens, attracting both players and those seeking promising investments. In this article, we will explore whether we should anticipate significant profits from the listing and investment in the HMSTR token.
What is Hamster Kombat?
Hamster Kombat is an innovative blockchain game where players can earn cryptocurrency simply by tapping on the screen. Properly executed combos in Hamster Kombat also help earn in-game coins. After the listing and airdrop on ByBit, the HMSTR token can be withdrawn to a wallet or traded.
Key Features of project
Hamster Kombat uses blockchain technology to ensure the security and transparency of game processes. Its connection to the crypto industry allows players to fully own their digital assets and trade them on the secondary market.
The economic model of Hamster Kombat is based on earning the internal currency and the HMSTR token. Players earn coins by tapping on their device screens – the mechanics are surprisingly simple. It is believed that users will soon be able to use the HMSTR cryptocurrency for withdrawal to personal wallets.
Is it Worth Investing in Hamster Kombat?
Tap-to-earn crypto games are gaining popularity, and Hamster Kombat has the potential to become a leader in this niche. The simple game mechanics and blockchain technology make the project attractive to both players and investors.
So far, it is not known who is behind Hamster Kombat, so there is no guarantee of its implementation. However, several exchanges, including the major player ByBit, have already announced the opening of pre-market trading.
Pre-market and Expectations
Currently, token trading is happening in the pre-market stage, where a preliminary market is created before the official listing. Exchanges do not offer an official purchase rate for the cryptocurrency, but investors are still awaiting the launch of the Airdrop procedure. The distribution of free tokens among certain users will help clarify the final value of the tokens.
Since the project has not disclosed information about its tokenomics, representatives from the Bybit exchange have suggested a total supply of 10 billion HMSTR tokens for estimation purposes.
Reviews from users and analysts about the project are mixed. Players note the simple and understandable gameplay and the presence of Hamster Kombat combos as a game mechanic. Analysts highlight the risks associated with the project and the lack of information about the creators. However, definitive conclusions can only be made once the tokens establish themselves in the market.
Conclusion
The listing of Hamster Kombat and the launch of HMSTR have attracted attention from players and investors. The clear game mechanics, blockchain technology, and the chance to earn real sums make the project promising and interesting. However, investors should consider the risks associated with high competition and the cryptocurrency market's volatility. Before making an investment decision, conducting a thorough analysis and assessing the project's potential is important.
FAQ
What is Hamster Kombat?
Hamster Kombat is a blockchain game where users can earn cryptocurrency by tapping on their device screens.
What are the risks associated with investing in Hamster Kombat?
Risks include high market competition, the lack of available information about the creators, and insufficient data about the project itself.
Is it worth investing in Hamster Kombat?
Investing in Hamster Kombat may be promising, but it is important to consider all risks and conduct thorough analysis before making a decision.
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They have 52 million subscribers so there are millions of claimants for its airdrops Do you think all this millions of claimants are going to make huge profit considering that there's little percentage on the supply? I watched one video on YouTube and the estimated profit will not even reach $20 for those with shares.
I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
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They have 52 million subscribers so there are millions of claimants for its airdrops Do you think all this millions of claimants are going to make huge profit considering that there's little percentage on the supply? I watched one video on YouTube and the estimated profit will not even reach $20 for those with shares.
I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
Not all but a few who started from the beginning will surely make good profit from the airdrop. As of now, they have not disclosed yet when the TGE will happen. According to the roadmap on their website, it is said to happen this month. Overall the community is very excited to know how many tokens will they be receiving from the airdop as, who does not love free money?
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I thought this was an official account linked to SwapGate.io, so why is there discussion of other topics?
Earning by clicking on screens is a bad way to make a profit from games. It is better for the games to be interactive and the player can buy tokens within the game.
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I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
That's good for the health.
I've seen people hunting this in a crazy mode, even those who dont even know about what a wallet is, they are chasing it and just the dream of getting overnight good money, ahhh well it's not overnight now they've made it more effort demanding after a shity hype of 2 months, they are just now squeezing people by promoting their Youtube, and other social media.
At the end of the day, only a few influencers are going to get some decent rewards as for the community they'll disqualify most of them, and give pennies to the rest of them.
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If hamster kombat should end this pause of the game today and distribute tokens to their community of players in the same or with the same model notcoin used, I am not going to be selling my allocation, but rather, I will be buying more of HMSTR tokens from market to increase my potion of the token.
And this is because, I believe there are alot of crypto newbies currently playing the game, this people don't understand how why market works yet, when hamster kombat finally distribute tokens, it's possibly going to be peanuts due to the large number of claimants, and many are still going to sell regardless of the fact that their allocation is very small when converted to dollar value.
So, what I am saying in essence is that, we should not expect much as a reward when hamster launches, I mean, if the majority of us got $20 each, that's really a good amount of money, I am actually expecting $10 or less.
But then in the long run, those who hold their token and didn't sell, and those who also bought more to increase their stash, are going be making hundreds and thousands of dollars in profit, specially with the bull run coming speedily.
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I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
That's good for the health.
I've seen people hunting this in a crazy mode, even those who dont even know about what a wallet is, they are chasing it and just the dream of getting overnight good money, ahhh well it's not overnight now they've made it more effort demanding after a shity hype of 2 months, they are just now squeezing people by promoting their Youtube, and other social media.
At the end of the day, only a few influencers are going to get some decent rewards as for the community they'll disqualify most of them, and give pennies to the rest of them.
You know this kind of concept is every influencer's playground; they have something to feed to their community, These influencers have their YouTube and other social media channels, and they monetize their followers by feeding them with this unrealistic income and dream fulfillment
After this Hamster thing they go on hunting for the next big thing to feed to their hungry for pennies followers.
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The only thing that is invested in hamster kombat is your time because I don’t think there are some payments to be made when you are using the application. I don’t expect a lot from it, but maybe get some free change with all the tabs and also the category that you have reached and the amount of money or profit that you have in an hour.
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The only thing that is invested in hamster kombat is your time because I don’t think there are some payments to be made when you are using the application. I don’t expect a lot from it, but maybe get some free change with all the tabs and also the category that you have reached and the amount of money or profit that you have in an hour.
Yes, the time must be spent in the Hamster Kombat game, we don't expect this to be like notcoin, the second duplicate project will not be as good as the first, especially since hamster kombat only copied the concept of notcoin at the beginning, so I don't expect anything from Hamster Kombat if I get change from it.
I always imagine 100 million users, then how much will we get? Just still a thought in my brain.
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looking at the large number of users currently and the tokens being launched, it doesn't really support high value for its airdop, so I don't expect much from this hamster
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They have 52 million subscribers so there are millions of claimants for its airdrops Do you think all this millions of claimants are going to make huge profit considering that there's little percentage on the supply? I watched one video on YouTube and the estimated profit will not even reach $20 for those with shares.
they have many followers but tbh i think there is a great chance a lot of those are just bots which still is not a good thing since a pump and dump is very likely to happen
I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
i am almost positive it will not last in the market after a while it will just dump and die eventually but if you want to face the risks head on then you can participate and try to make the most out of it
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i am almost positive it will not last in the market after a while it will just dump and die eventually but if you want to face the risks head on then you can participate and try to make the most out of it
NOT coin has outperformed itself in the current market after the initial hiccup. My two points it is too early to come to any conclusion second let them first do the TGE. That is supposed to happen this month but there has been no update from the team. If the TGE is postponed then they will lose the community interest as without investment of money the community has invested in time and effort. It will hamper their future as one of the biggest community-led projects on Telegram.
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I'm usually don't know deeply about Hamster Kombat but Airdrop is currently on hype and some projects have successfully released and their Airdrop hunters have also managed to gain good profits. Currently, in my point of view, there is no such good update from Hamster Kombat, which means that it is possible to earn a good profit.
And their activity does not show the potential that most users saw in the case of Notcoin. And I think it is not right to accept because there is no guarantee that all projects will be successful.
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I thought this was an official account linked to SwapGate.io, so why is there discussion of other topics?
Earning by clicking on screens is a bad way to make a profit from games. It is better for the games to be interactive and the player can buy tokens within the game.
You are totally right because earning by just taping on the screen is actually a difficult way to make money because there is no guarantee that after participating on it they will get paid at the end, however just like you suggested if it was in a case were someone could be buying, it would have actually been a different case but tapping all the time is really not encouraging because there chances of getting anything from there is not certain.
Besides what most people should've also consider in the case of Hamster is that how possible is it going to be for everyone to get any tangible amount from it if it turns out successful for them because right now the number of people doing it is likely to be more than 30 million people so it will be very difficult for those people to get anything from there.
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I'm usually don't know deeply about Hamster Kombat but Airdrop is currently on hype and some projects have successfully released and their Airdrop hunters have also managed to gain good profits. Currently, in my point of view, there is no such good update from Hamster Kombat, which means that it is possible to earn a good profit.
And their activity does not show the potential that most users saw in the case of Notcoin. And I think it is not right to accept because there is no guarantee that all projects will be successful.
Yeah certainly, there is no guarantee of any kind that all the projects currently on hype will succeed, there hasn't been any update on what hamster kombat is currently building to atleast, give us a glimpse of the future potentials of the project, but then, 250 million users is no beans, it's not an easy feet and I believe that this is the major reason why so many people are so hyped up on Hamster Kombat.
But for me though, after witnessing what happened with Pixeltap, I am beginning to reduce the time I spend playing all those airdrop games because like we both mentioned earlier, not every one of them will succeed at the end of the day, and I hate to waste my time on anything that won't be productive at the end of the day.
So, we all should learn not to priotize playing any of this airdrop games over the sure productive things we should have been doing.
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- It seems that until now, there are still many crypto communities in Hamster Kombat who believe that they will make a large profit. If the number of coins to be shared is not enough for the number of qualifiers, the participants will only receive a small amount.
Then I just noticed that the hamster kombat is not that noisy at the moment. I think that its millions of followers must have stopped and realized what they were doing.
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the number of users is very large, even if it is listed at the promised price, it will easily cause a market dump because the existing supply is very large...
I myself realize that the hype is very strong, but excessive supply will certainly make me think twice about entering.
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I don't expect much on their airdrop I don't want to disappoint myself because its not realistic to think that you can make a lot of money here.
Not having much expectations on airdrops, seems to be the way to follow airdrops because you will feel less disappointed in whatever that amounts from it "being rewarded with less pay or no reward given''.
Many people have made the mistake of putting much hope on airdrops. And they are not being rewarded as they have anticipated they begin to feel paranoid about the whole situation, like they promised them money.
My past airdrop participation experience has taught me a lesson never to put my whole mind on airdrops no matter how the hype was given by its users
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But for me though, after witnessing what happened with Pixeltap, I am beginning to reduce the time I spend playing all those airdrop games because like we both mentioned earlier, not every one of them will succeed at the end of the day, and I hate to waste my time on anything that won't be productive at the end of the day.
So, we all should learn not to priotize playing any of this airdrop games over the sure productive things we should have been doing.
Actually, I myself did not get much interest in doing bounty and airdrop because in this case there is no skill gain and in most cases it is seen that the time of such hunters is wasted because at the end of the day most of the project is known as scammer. And even if it is not known as a scammer, it can be seen that most of the projects are unsuccessful and the time spent on airdrop is only wasted.
But currently there are some cases that airdrop hunters have been profitable. Moreover, to earn from airdrop, you must first have a personal community that will follow you in the community where other people will airdrop on your referral. If you look at it from this side, my local mate is $15k by airdropping
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the number of users is very large, even if it is listed at the promised price, it will easily cause a market dump because the existing supply is very large...
I myself realize that the hype is very strong, but excessive supply will certainly make me think twice about entering.
Yes you are right, there are a lot of people participating in hamster kombat and also the supply they have is also very much, so I do not expect much about the benefits that I will get from here.
Indeed I also believe that the users who are registered now will decrease based on the criteria that are included in the requirements. But usually something that is hype is not in accordance with what is expected, so I do not think too much about it.