Hamster Kombat is the top trend of 2024 in the crypto industry

[Stompix]

Not that much good news for meme coins lately, and the Hamster is no exception:
https://coinchapter.com/hamster-kombat-airdrop-faces-delays-amid-internal-conflicts-and-technical-challenges/
-technical problems
-delayed airdrop
-lawsuit incoming
This might turn from the biggest and most awaited launch to one of the biggest flops of the year.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

It's unfortunate but I think hamster kombat have lost that glory of being regarded as the top trend of 2024 in the crypto industry, the team behind this project has a goldmine in their hands, they had a very good opportunity of writing their names on the crypto sand of time to compete with big names like CZ of Binance, but unfortunately, they couldn't manage their fame well, they made alot of mistakes that have put their hamster kombat project in jeopardy, where even if they launch now, they have surely lost alot of potential investors due to their own negligence, this is a typical example of what it truly means when people say that delay is dangerous, i guess they were carried away wit the number of people that were joining the game each and every day, that they totally forgot their responsibility to their community of players.

Now, alot of people have lost interest in the game, this can be seen in the number of their monthly active players which has dropped from a whopping 155 million to 86.2 million as of today, and the more they continue to delay launch, they more this number will continue to decrease.

[robelneo]

Now, alot of people have lost interest in the game, this can be seen in the number of their monthly active players which has dropped from a whopping 155 million to 86.2 million as of today, and the more they continue to delay launch, they more this number will continue to decrease.

I lost interest on the game my focus shifted to Dogs who surprisingly, is the first to list their token on top exchanges ahead of Hamster, Blum also hold a lot of promise, Hamster is a big disappointment if there's no update on the distribution and listing they may end losing all their loyal players and all platform that imitated Hamster will also loss their popularity.

[blessedwithknowledge]

I lost interest on the game my focus shifted to Dogs who surprisingly, is the first to list their token on top exchanges ahead of Hamster, Blum also hold a lot of promise, Hamster is a big disappointment if there's no update on the distribution and listing they may end losing all their loyal players and all platform that imitated Hamster will also loss their popularity.

It's understandable to shift focus when a game falls short of expectations. Dogs and Blum seem promising, especially with Dogs listing on top exchanges early.

Hamster's delays in distribution and updates could definitely alienate loyal players, risking their momentum and impacting similar projects as well. Community engagement is vital, and timely communication is key. What updates or features would you like to see from Hamster to win back your interest?

[Stompix]

Hamster's delays in distribution and updates could definitely alienate loyal players,

Loyal...
Common, loyalty is not something you buy with money, there is no loyalty involved here, just users trying to make money out of this, if it was about loyalty nobody would care about the airdrops or the listings, they would only car about the games.

[yhiaali3]

Hamster's delays in distribution and updates could definitely alienate loyal players,

Loyal...
Common, loyalty is not something you buy with money, there is no loyalty involved here, just users trying to make money out of this, if it was about loyalty nobody would care about the airdrops or the listings, they would only car about the games.

I agree with you, there is no place for loyalty here, it is all about mutual benefit as the company wants to promote its project and the users want to get some easy free money by spending some time playing.

If the players feel that there will be no free distribution for sure they will not waste their time and they will all move to another game to get money.

[SamReomo]

Loyal...
Common, loyalty is not something you buy with money, there is no loyalty involved here, just users trying to make money out of this, if it was about loyalty nobody would care about the airdrops or the listings, they would only car about the games.

Yes, that's true the loyalty can't be bought with money and in airdrops no loyalty is involved. The players are doing the tasks because they believe that by doing those tasks they'll get some share from that airdrop. They don't really care much about Hamster Kombat or its success, all they want is the money they earn from that airdrop.

Hamster Kombat team also knows that thing and that's why they're trying their best to make as much money from those in game ads as possible before all players stop using their bot. So far there's no news about the airdrop and if they continue adding more games to their platform in order to earn maximum amount from the in game ads then surely most players will give up on it.

[Wiseman]

I'm a little suspicious of this kind of concept, because if too many people play Hamster Kombat, that means there will be more tokens in circulation... in fact, that will make many people speculate that supply will be very high while demand if it is too small will make the price tokens in circulation are getting lower... this imbalance makes me a little pessimistic, besides its popularity is enough to make me believe this will be a great coin....

Can't speculate any more, because sometimes things don't work according to logic in the cryptocurrency world... so for hamster kombat, do it as long as it's free and you have more time.

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

[Stompix]

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

But at the same time, it can also drain liquidity from the markets, if users turn these games into their revenue for daily life then millions of $ go out of the market, and you have an outflow where currency gets exchanged for much-needed fiat so the effects are quite the contrary. Pretty much like when you pay for stuff with your crypto gains and the seller simply keeps the fiat, on a large scale these kinds of games can do more harm than good if it's more money out than money converted from fiat into the said token.

[bitterguy28]

Loyal...
Common, loyalty is not something you buy with money, there is no loyalty involved here, just users trying to make money out of this, if it was about loyalty nobody would care about the airdrops or the listings, they would only car about the games.

Yes, that's true the loyalty can't be bought with money and in airdrops no loyalty is involved. The players are doing the tasks because they believe that by doing those tasks they'll get some share from that airdrop. They don't really care much about Hamster Kombat or its success, all they want is the money they earn from that airdrop.

why would they have loyalty for something they have never benefited from? people are loyal to bitcoin because they have seen what it can do and how other people and themselves included have benefited from bitcoin

So far there's no news about the airdrop and if they continue adding more games to their platform in order to earn maximum amount from the in game ads then surely most players will give up on it.

some will definitely think that it will be just pretty much useless and not worth their time however i also know some people would continue to believe on the possibility that they will get some profits from it considering how much effort and time they have already put into this project basically thinking let’s just see this through

[Wiseman]

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

But at the same time, it can also drain liquidity from the markets, if users turn these games into their revenue for daily life then millions of $ go out of the market, and you have an outflow where currency gets exchanged for much-needed fiat so the effects are quite the contrary. Pretty much like when you pay for stuff with your crypto gains and the seller simply keeps the fiat, on a large scale these kinds of games can do more harm than good if it's more money out than money converted from fiat into the said token.

This will not happen, everything has been calculated for us a long time ago and, for example, if 100 newcomers come to the market and each earn $50, 1 or 2 of them will invest much more in the market than 100 others will pull out of it, it is possible that they will even buy these coins and spend several times more on top, I say again to everyone, do not compare everyone to yourself and to your circle of 10-100 people, here we are talking about completely different people with different mentalities, salaries and much more.

[vegasus]

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

But at the same time, it can also drain liquidity from the markets, if users turn these games into their revenue for daily life then millions of $ go out of the market, and you have an outflow where currency gets exchanged for much-needed fiat so the effects are quite the contrary. Pretty much like when you pay for stuff with your crypto gains and the seller simply keeps the fiat, on a large scale these kinds of games can do more harm than good if it's more money out than money converted from fiat into the said token.

If coins will continue to come out every day without any restrictions and experience a very rapid spike, of course it will greatly affect the price in the market. I'm not sure if this will get better in the long run, it will drop, especially if there is no use for these coins, only producing them continuously every day. then there will be more supply than demand. so it makes sense if the price will continue to be like this if every day users can get millions of coins.

[Stompix]

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

But at the same time, it can also drain liquidity from the markets, if users turn these games into their revenue for daily life then millions of $ go out of the market, and you have an outflow where currency gets exchanged for much-needed fiat so the effects are quite the contrary. Pretty much like when you pay for stuff with your crypto gains and the seller simply keeps the fiat, on a large scale these kinds of games can do more harm than good if it's more money out than money converted from fiat into the said token.

This will not happen, everything has been calculated for us a long time ago and, for example, if 100 newcomers come to the market and each earn $50, 1 or 2 of them will invest much more in the market than 100 others will pull out of it, it is possible that they will even buy these coins and spend several times more on top, I say again to everyone, do not compare everyone to yourself and to your circle of 10-100 people, here we are talking about completely different people with different mentalities, salaries and much more.

You've just invented the unlimited money-making machine!
Money is limited, there is no such thing as perpetual growth at such margins anywhere in this world, and furthermore "everything has been calculated" ? Lol, by who?
It's not about an inner circle, it's about a global thing, you can't have people taking money constantly out of a scheme and growing that number while still having an unlimited result of cashflow.

Even in your example in which you brush easily aside the 100 people that take $50 out of this scheme because there will be two individuals who put in each $5000, what happens when these will take out of their gains of $10 000 each? Oh you will need 8000 more with $50, then you will need two guys with $50 000! I'm surprised you don't see how your growth is simply a MLM scheme and it has been proved it doesn't work!
Look at Axie, a clear example, insane gain at the start, once millions play it turns into pennies because you don't have an unlimited cash inflow, nobody has it!

[NotATether]

Hamster Kombat does not resemble a "game" at all!

The Air Hockey app I've got on my iPhone is more of a game than that - I'm still tapping on stuff but at least there is an objective and gameplay.

Something that just requires you to keep tapping on a button or a similar object is more of a faucet than a game, so I don't know why anyone would get obsessed over this, especially when the tapping can be automated, making the API response speed the only bottleneck here.

[Wiseman]

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you or any of us feel about Hamster Kombat, I personally don’t feel very simply either because this airdrop can bring pennies or nothing at all, the main thing is what they did and they brought people to us and people = liquidity with growth and this is the most important thing.

But at the same time, it can also drain liquidity from the markets, if users turn these games into their revenue for daily life then millions of $ go out of the market, and you have an outflow where currency gets exchanged for much-needed fiat so the effects are quite the contrary. Pretty much like when you pay for stuff with your crypto gains and the seller simply keeps the fiat, on a large scale these kinds of games can do more harm than good if it's more money out than money converted from fiat into the said token.

This will not happen, everything has been calculated for us a long time ago and, for example, if 100 newcomers come to the market and each earn $50, 1 or 2 of them will invest much more in the market than 100 others will pull out of it, it is possible that they will even buy these coins and spend several times more on top, I say again to everyone, do not compare everyone to yourself and to your circle of 10-100 people, here we are talking about completely different people with different mentalities, salaries and much more.

You've just invented the unlimited money-making machine!
Money is limited, there is no such thing as perpetual growth at such margins anywhere in this world, and furthermore "everything has been calculated" ? Lol, by who?
It's not about an inner circle, it's about a global thing, you can't have people taking money constantly out of a scheme and growing that number while still having an unlimited result of cashflow.

Even in your example in which you brush easily aside the 100 people that take $50 out of this scheme because there will be two individuals who put in each $5000, what happens when these will take out of their gains of $10 000 each? Oh you will need 8000 more with $50, then you will need two guys with $50 000! I'm surprised you don't see how your growth is simply a MLM scheme and it has been proved it doesn't work!
Look at Axie, a clear example, insane gain at the start, once millions play it turns into pennies because you don't have an unlimited cash inflow, nobody has it!

And I didn’t write that those who invest something in the market will be able to take anything out of there, anything at all, you’re writing about a small circle of people, but that’s not true, if we’re talking about us, about those who have been on crypto forums for years, yes, there are very few of us, but I wasn’t talking about us, but about those who were only introduced to cryptocurrency a couple of months ago and brought in not so that they would buy bitcoin and hold it for a few years, but so that they could earn money very quickly (that’s not true), but that’s what they came for, many people generally consider trading to be a casino with a guaranteed win, and those people will invest in all sorts of shitcoins and raise their prices.