Were you disappointed by $HMSTR Listing Price?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Looking at the project, their token have already failed bro just like every other shitcoin out there. According to what the project owners said, most of the tokens was distributed to airdrop participants who also dumped it after it got listed on the exchange. The project team can actually save the project if they are not greedy people, they can do so through token buy-back and also burning some of the token.

Yes, I highly agree brother, the token is similar to shit coins and nothing else at the moment. Hamster Kombat had reached a good number of active players but their own greed destroyed their reputation. Those users who spent countless hours to farm points were left with nothing but $5 to $10 worth of tokens and those who didn't done a lot when it comes to farming but referred others have got better rewards then hard working players. The airdrop was totally unfair and that's why its token failed miserably. Some of my friends are even farming that season 2 airdrops but I personally stopped farming new season airdrop because I consider the Hamster Kombat as a fail project.

I personally wouldn't advise anyone to participate in this kinda of things, let alone participating in them myself, no. From the onset, I know something would definitely go wrong when it's time for distribution and listing. I only feel pity for those who even believed they'd get something meaningful from this shitty project.
And I heard too that they plan to launch the version 2 of the project and I'm pretty sure they'll promise to fix the so call problem that caused why the first project  didn't go well and I'm pretty sure when they say all the trash in their mouth, many people would still troop in as they'll see it as an opportunity to participate and earn more since they were unable to make as much as they expected..

[koang]

Looking at the project, their token have already failed bro just like every other shitcoin out there. According to what the project owners said, most of the tokens was distributed to airdrop participants who also dumped it after it got listed on the exchange. The project team can actually save the project if they are not greedy people, they can do so through token buy-back and also burning some of the token.

Yes, I highly agree brother, the token is similar to shit coins and nothing else at the moment. Hamster Kombat had reached a good number of active players but their own greed destroyed their reputation. Those users who spent countless hours to farm points were left with nothing but $5 to $10 worth of tokens and those who didn't done a lot when it comes to farming but referred others have got better rewards then hard working players. The airdrop was totally unfair and that's why its token failed miserably. Some of my friends are even farming that season 2 airdrops but I personally stopped farming new season airdrop because I consider the Hamster Kombat as a fail project.

Worst Allocation. The Hamster Kombat team should ashamed. They wasted millions of people's time for 5 months.
And Hamster Kombat isn’t the only culprit, influencers and YouTubers hyped it up, selling fake dreams to new players.
Some of the nonsense influencers even left the altcoins and Bitcoin entire month, they focused only on tap-tap games.
Every YouTuber doing the same promoting zero investment earns huge money through referrals.
People were so blinded by the greed YouTubers fueled, but now, reality has hit hard, and it’s time to call them out.

[royalRitta]

Looking at the project, their token have already failed bro just like every other shitcoin out there. According to what the project owners said, most of the tokens was distributed to airdrop participants who also dumped it after it got listed on the exchange. The project team can actually save the project if they are not greedy people, they can do so through token buy-back and also burning some of the token.

Yes, I highly agree brother, the token is similar to shit coins and nothing else at the moment. Hamster Kombat had reached a good number of active players but their own greed destroyed their reputation. Those users who spent countless hours to farm points were left with nothing but $5 to $10 worth of tokens and those who didn't done a lot when it comes to farming but referred others have got better rewards then hard working players. The airdrop was totally unfair and that's why its token failed miserably. Some of my friends are even farming that season 2 airdrops but I personally stopped farming new season airdrop because I consider the Hamster Kombat as a fail project.

Worst Allocation. The Hamster Kombat team should ashamed. They wasted millions of people's time for 5 months.
And Hamster Kombat isn’t the only culprit, influencers and YouTubers hyped it up, selling fake dreams to new players.
Some of the nonsense influencers even left the altcoins and Bitcoin entire month, they focused only on tap-tap games.
Every YouTuber doing the same promoting zero investment earns huge money through referrals.
People were so blinded by the greed YouTubers fueled, but now, reality has hit hard, and it’s time to call them out.

I think they were paid greatly to shill whatever project they were told to, so, greed is the turning point for them as well.
Only a small fraction of T2E projects would give anything good to their communities, or allocate the funds properly - by properly I mean that the expectations about it would match, and there is not big of a fud around it.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Worst Allocation. The Hamster Kombat team should ashamed. They wasted millions of people's time for 5 months.
And Hamster Kombat isn’t the only culprit, influencers and YouTubers hyped it up, selling fake dreams to new players.
Some of the nonsense influencers even left the altcoins and Bitcoin entire month, they focused only on tap-tap games.
Every YouTuber doing the same promoting zero investment earns huge money through referrals.
People were so blinded by the greed YouTubers fueled, but now, reality has hit hard, and it’s time to call them out.

Well you can’t blame the influencers and YouTubers for doing what puts food on their table, some of these influencers are paid by the project developers to help stir up hype around the project and they’re simply doing what they’re paid to do, and that’s to create hypes around projects, even when it’s clear that the project in question has no substance, they’ll package the whole thing and like you rightly said, sell fake dreams to the general public. The people I blame the most are crypto enthusiasts who participated in the airdrop with high hopes and expectations. Everyone in the crypto space should have know by now that hype isn’t substance, just because a project is being talked about as the next big thing and millions of people are doing it, doesn’t mean it’s actually for real, this is a lesson that they should’ve learned a long time ago.

[bayu7adi]

I was hoping to see the listing price ranging from 0.07 - 0.1 as I've read on news. But listing on Binance today was at 0.001 making all efforts looking like a waste...
I may not literally say I'm disappointed but I ain't satisfied too.
Social media platforms should find a way to fight against fake news.

Don't easily believe news that has not been officially announced... most people make the news for their own interests, even the media also participates in the news because there is very legitimate traffic to be monetized... people in the world today are very easily carried away, while wise people will definitely not immediately believe it because they tend to talk less but their brains think harder...

The most important thing is, never believe price predictions... even predictions will only be proven with time, we cannot make them a solid basis for decisions... besides, never believe anything the public says as long as the developer has not made an official announcement.. a lot of FUD is created from the public's mouth, because there are other interests there.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think they were paid greatly to shill whatever project they were told to, so, greed is the turning point for them as well.
Only a small fraction of T2E projects would give anything good to their communities, or allocate the funds properly - by properly I mean that the expectations about it would match, and there is not big of a fud around it.

Well, they’re only doing their job, and that’s to use their influence to promote whatever their paid to promo, even without confirming the authenticity or legitimacy of the product they’re promoting. I think the people who participate in these airdrops also share a percentage of the blame to, first for having so high expectations and hopes on projects that aren’t even certain. Like I always say, these projects are just as unpredictable as gambling and so are the outcomes, and the fact they invested their time and efforts to them doesn’t guarantee they’ll receive compensation that’s equivalent to the amount of time they have actually invested. Approaching gambling with this mentality would help give them much better insight on how to really approach airdrops

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I think they were paid greatly to shill whatever project they were told to, so, greed is the turning point for them as well.
Only a small fraction of T2E projects would give anything good to their communities, or allocate the funds properly - by properly I mean that the expectations about it would match, and there is not big of a fud around it.

Well, they’re only doing their job, and that’s to use their influence to promote whatever their paid to promo, even without confirming the authenticity or legitimacy of the product they’re promoting. I think the people who participate in these airdrops also share a percentage of the blame to, first for having so high expectations and hopes on projects that aren’t even certain. Like I always say, these projects are just as unpredictable as gambling and so are the outcomes, and the fact they invested their time and efforts to them doesn’t guarantee they’ll receive compensation that’s equivalent to the amount of time they have actually invested. Approaching gambling with this mentality would help give them much better insight on how to really approach airdrops

Yeah, I read your post in this I think on the other forum, or on another part of this forum and I very much agreed, part of the blame will indeed go to participants of all this T2E games for their over expections over dependence on such games as a means of generating money.

But then on the hand, if we look at the situation critically, we will discover that most people who complain about being disappointed with their airdrop allocation and it's subsequent dollar worth are mostly newbies who just enter into crypto through those T2E games, and to me, I find it very unfortunate because they are coming into crypto with the wrong mindset, and I don't really blame them but their referees, that is, those who act as influencers who referred this people to those games, influencers contribute greatly to the mindset this newbies come into crypto with through such games, and I think they are the base of the problem.

[bounceback]

Yeah, I read your post in this I think on the other forum, or on another part of this forum and I very much agreed, part of the blame will indeed go to participants of all this T2E games for their over expections over dependence on such games as a means of generating money.

But then on the hand, if we look at the situation critically, we will discover that most people who complain about being disappointed with their airdrop allocation and it's subsequent dollar worth are mostly newbies who just enter into crypto through those T2E games, and to me, I find it very unfortunate because they are coming into crypto with the wrong mindset, and I don't really blame them but their referees, that is, those who act as influencers who referred this people to those games, influencers contribute greatly to the mindset this newbies come into crypto with through such games, and I think they are the base of the problem.

Hamster Kombat not the only one tap to earn game or T2E games after Cats releasing their coins listing on the market with most cheapest price and some user airdrop still not receiving their coins. Its another shit or joke moment after several kinds of tap to earn game make their airdrop hunter participants disappointed.

For the participants not ability complaining the airdrop project after success releasing on the market although have most lower price, its risk when joining airdrop but make bad review about project its not bad ideas after make the hunter of airdrop disappointed with small reward and very lower price.

[Vx1]

Actually from the beginning I have predicted that this hamster will disappoint many people, especially those who participated in the Airdrop campaign. It is really not worth the work done, months and every day working on tasks But what do you get?! This is really disrespectful to those who have helped promote this project. Very disappointed!

[enoch_from_off]

Actually from the beginning I have predicted that this hamster will disappoint many people, especially those who participated in the Airdrop campaign. It is really not worth the work done, months and every day working on tasks But what do you get?! This is really disrespectful to those who have helped promote this project. Very disappointed!

The nature of the project dictated its end and that kind of allocation shouldn't be surprising.
The hype around it blew like a balloon

[koang]

Worst Allocation. The Hamster Kombat team should ashamed. They wasted millions of people's time for 5 months.
And Hamster Kombat isn’t the only culprit, influencers and YouTubers hyped it up, selling fake dreams to new players.
Some of the nonsense influencers even left the altcoins and Bitcoin entire month, they focused only on tap-tap games.
Every YouTuber doing the same promoting zero investment earns huge money through referrals.
People were so blinded by the greed YouTubers fueled, but now, reality has hit hard, and it’s time to call them out.

Well you can’t blame the influencers and YouTubers for doing what puts food on their table, some of these influencers are paid by the project developers to help stir up hype around the project and they’re simply doing what they’re paid to do, and that’s to create hypes around projects, even when it’s clear that the project in question has no substance, they’ll package the whole thing and like you rightly said, sell fake dreams to the general public. The people I blame the most are crypto enthusiasts who participated in the airdrop with high hopes and expectations. Everyone in the crypto space should have know by now that hype isn’t substance, just because a project is being talked about as the next big thing and millions of people are doing it, doesn’t mean it’s actually for real, this is a lesson that they should’ve learned a long time ago.

There's nothing wrong with making money, but when you say that we shouldn't blame influencers who even clearly realize that the projects they are promoting have no substance, It makes me sad
Bad influencers are as bad as scammers, so we should treat them as enemies and fight them.
Airdrops are not just about free tokens but also another form of crypto education, it is only right that every stakeholder is obliged to provide a complete explanation of the project to the public, including correct information about the potential price of the token. IMO

[Stompix]

I think it's time to finally move on, the whole thing was disappointing but no use crying over spilled milk, HK was hyped more than Axie but ended up burning quicker and probably will turn to be a fail even faster, it'd down 60% from the listing price, Volume/MC has gone from 200% to 35% so unless something magical happens, that's it!

So, move on, plenty of new pumps and dumps on the horizon!

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Yeah, I read your post in this I think on the other forum, or on another part of this forum and I very much agreed, part of the blame will indeed go to participants of all this T2E games for their over expections over dependence on such games as a means of generating money.

But then on the hand, if we look at the situation critically, we will discover that most people who complain about being disappointed with their airdrop allocation and it's subsequent dollar worth are mostly newbies who just enter into crypto through those T2E games, and to me, I find it very unfortunate because they are coming into crypto with the wrong mindset, and I don't really blame them but their referees, that is, those who act as influencers who referred this people to those games, influencers contribute greatly to the mindset this newbies come into crypto with through such games, and I think they are the base of the problem.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with introducing someone to play the T2E games to earn some money, I think the only problem is that, many people who refer others to participate in these games, forget that these people are still newbies and ignorant of the rules of the crypto industry, and then forget to first educate them properly on how to go about these projects. Some just tell them, when you play, you'll be able to earn some money without also telling them about the uncertainty of the projects, some of them only refer these people and cajole them to join simply because they want to also earn the referral bonuses, and this is why they deliberately refuse to tell them, and when these naive newbies join, they dedicate time and energy to this with high expectations only to get disappointed and learn the lesson the hard way.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There's nothing wrong with making money, but when you say that we shouldn't blame influencers who even clearly realize that the projects they are promoting have no substance, It makes me sad
Bad influencers are as bad as scammers, so we should treat them as enemies and fight them.
Airdrops are not just about free tokens but also another form of crypto education, it is only right that every stakeholder is obliged to provide a complete explanation of the project to the public, including correct information about the potential price of the token. IMO

What I mean is that, the time we waste blaming the influencers for advertising these projects can be more profitable if we spend them to educate the newbies and those that naive of the fact that most information gotten online by these people are merely nothing but hype. Because even if you talk about them as much as you want, when the next project comes up, they’ll still advertise and promote them because that’s their job mate, that’s how they earn themselves a living. It’s left for the general public to decide on how they accept and make use of the information. It’s just like when companies pay celebrities to advertise their products and give them what to pitch, they wouldn’t wanna first confirm if the product is actually working or not, they’ll only do what they’re paid for, would you also say this celebrities are also scamming or ripping the public?
 
No matter how much we talk about them, they’ll still keep on doing their thing, so the best thing to do is to educate as many people as you can.

[enoch_from_off]

I think it's time to finally move on, the whole thing was disappointing but no use crying over spilled milk, HK was hyped more than Axie but ended up burning quicker and probably will turn to be a fail even faster, it'd down 60% from the listing price, Volume/MC has gone from 200% to 35% so unless something magical happens, that's it!

So, move on, plenty of new pumps and dumps on the horizon!

I agree. Memes are memes for a reason, and there are lots of drops to follow along, but with no so high expectations at stake