Were you disappointed by $HMSTR Listing Price?

[Cryptsafe]

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.

You are right. People who got referrals are the people that got more of this token because so far, from most of the videos I saw on x with a proper look on them, I noticed that their referrals are much higher in number than the rewards for other activities they engaged which made people  think that the  celebrities and influencers who got more people are well rewarded than every other people who took their time to work and promote this project.

Not only that, the team were not transparent and sincere for whatever reason best known to them. They say something and do another thing which connotes insincerity and that also contributed to the lapses the hamster Kombat project had otherwise, it would have made a big history in the Crypto space with the fact that they were the largest Crypto airdrop community so far in the history of Crypto.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Not only that, the team were not transparent and sincere for whatever reason best known to them. They say something and do another thing which connotes insincerity and that also contributed to the lapses the hamster Kombat project had otherwise, it would have made a big history in the Crypto space with the fact that they were the largest Crypto airdrop community so far in the history of Crypto.

This is be a the project was just too crowded, so many people around the world tapping the Hamster Combat game, although while this was good thing for the project’s developers, it had quite the opposite effect on the participants, the more the players/participants, the more money for the developers and less incentive to be divided amongst the participants. It’s just like launching a bounty campaign with a total pool of $5000, the less participants involved in the bounty, the more money they can get from the pool, and the more participants there is, the lesser they stand to make.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Am highly disappointed because i don't expect that it comes so low to that extent, when a token is being listed, the first thing to expect from it is to rise high to a certain level before the bear set in, but in its case, it was all of a sudden disappointment right form the listing to the trading, this already has made many farmers not to have interest in all these telegram tokens and airdrops as before.

[koang]

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.

I know what you mean and I agree that education for newbies is important but... nevermind
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Honestly, there are many lessons we can learn from all these stories about Airdrop hamsters, the crypto world moves very fast and we also must adapt quickly if we want to survive.
Decentralization like Democracy... requires a long way to find the best format.
Stay positive and keep moving forward...

[gunhell16]

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.

I know what you mean and I agree that education for newbies is important but... nevermind
.
Honestly, there are many lessons we can learn from all these stories about Airdrop hamsters, the crypto world moves very fast and we also must adapt quickly if we want to survive.
Decentralization like Democracy... requires a long way to find the best format.
Stay positive and keep moving forward...

Well, I think a lot has been learned from what hamster kombat has done. Imagine how quickly millions of people who are not familiar with the crypto industry suddenly got into this field because of hamster thinking of people that they will get a good profit here in the future, and then the ending in the end turns out not to be.

It was quickly recognized, but it also fell quickly due to the greed and selfishness of its owner or developers; so many of the hamster communities turned their backs on it, and I am one of them.

[enoch_from_off]

I know what you mean and I agree that education for newbies is important but... nevermind
.
Honestly, there are many lessons we can learn from all these stories about Airdrop hamsters, the crypto world moves very fast and we also must adapt quickly if we want to survive.
Decentralization like Democracy... requires a long way to find the best format.
Stay positive and keep moving forward...

Yeah, the best knowledge comes from experience, and usually, bad experiences stick to the person, that's just how we view it People who got into HK would either be so enraged and say that the whole crypto is a scam or shrug it off and move forward, knowing well that not all that glitters is gold.

[Cryptsafe]

Not only that, the team were not transparent and sincere for whatever reason best known to them. They say something and do another thing which connotes insincerity and that also contributed to the lapses the hamster Kombat project had otherwise, it would have made a big history in the Crypto space with the fact that they were the largest Crypto airdrop community so far in the history of Crypto.

This is be a the project was just too crowded, so many people around the world tapping the Hamster Combat game, although while this was good thing for the project’s developers, it had quite the opposite effect on the participants, the more the players/participants, the more money for the developers and less incentive to be divided amongst the participants. It’s just like launching a bounty campaign with a total pool of $5000, the less participants involved in the bounty, the more money they can get from the pool, and the more participants there is, the lesser they stand to make.

I believe the number of participants became so numerous that they could not do a proper allocation for the distribution of the token. That was one of the major challenge they had and they had every opportunity to control it at the early stage when the airdrop participants were all raising concerns on the growing numbers on daily basis but their greed could not allow them because they were making money from the engagements and other activities they put up to get participants into doing.
They were benefiting more than the participants till the end of the airdrop. They gained good publicity, they generated traffic to their website and monetized all of the engagements, their social media handles increased in followership and were also monetized, they got good partnerships and told participants lies about it. it became obviously clear that they could not pay when they began to shift away from their initial distribution plan and they knew if they had used or followed the initial plans, it would not favor the influencers and celebrities so they deviated and messed up their project. If their project eventually goes on extinct then they have nobody to blame but themselves because their greed resulted to whatever predicament they face.

[Ujok]

Am highly disappointed because i don't expect that it comes so low to that extent, when a token is being listed, the first thing to expect from it is to rise high to a certain level before the bear set in, but in its case, it was all of a sudden disappointment right form the listing to the trading, this already has made many farmers not to have interest in all these telegram tokens and airdrops as before.

sometimes what we expect does not match what we want so that with this incident everyone is very disappointed with the price of $Hamster when it enters trading and this will cause the project to experience a decline in the community and their price will affect the future of the project ... from here we can learn that we should not expect too much of what has not happened so that it does not cause severe disappointment for us.

[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!

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

Yes, it is true, but because in this Hamster Airdrop project, there are so many new people who enter Airdrop because of Fomo from social media TikTok and Instagram.
Many people hope to get easy money from crypto by working on Airdrop, but unfortunately that hope is in vain.

[JoyMarsha]

Tap to earn is becoming shit already.

It's shit already. The Hamster Kombat made it obvious, as millions of people were pretty much disappointed with their payment mechanism and their listing price, which later had a drastic fall that I am not sure whether it will skyrocket back to its previous prices. As their community members are not in support of it again due to what they had as a reward after many months of engagement in Hamster tasks.

[MRY]

Tap to earn is becoming shit already.

It's shit already. The Hamster Kombat made it obvious, as millions of people were pretty much disappointed with their payment mechanism and their listing price, which later had a drastic fall that I am not sure whether it will skyrocket back to its previous prices. As their community members are not in support of it again due to what they had as a reward after many months of engagement in Hamster tasks.

It is very sad, and it is even more frustrating when a project like Hamster Kombat with such a massive fan base cannot meet its expectations. It is evident, therefore, that the price reduction and the failure to provide for an effective payment system will definitely deal a big blow to investor confidence and undermine the numbers of active members in the community. That is why, it is only possible to hope for the price rebound if such indicators as community support keep falling and radical changes in the project and its management occur. The best advice for managing such an experience is to assess the risks once more to determine whether the project is making any positive changes and use it as a valuable lesson not to occur in the future. If there are no positive changes, then you are better off looking for other more stable, and perhaps more transparent projects to avoid further losses.

[Rubel007]

Am highly disappointed because i don't expect that it comes so low to that extent, when a token is being listed, the first thing to expect from it is to rise high to a certain level before the bear set in, but in its case, it was all of a sudden disappointment right form the listing to the trading, this already has made many farmers not to have interest in all these telegram tokens and airdrops as before.

Everyone who was highly optimistic about this token was disappointed and I think it was natural. Because it is not possible to increase the price of coins where there is a chance to regularly mine large amount of tokens. If HAMSTER had been the first in this space then the value of this coin would have increased but there is no way to say that HAMSTER will continue to thrive in the same way that we have seen succeed in Not Coin. I couldn't think of anything good about HAMSTER so I had no reason to be disappointed with it. Currently the price of this coin is $0.0041 if one invests in the coin with risk then there is a big chance of getting profit in the bull market.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I believe the number of participants became so numerous that they could not do a proper allocation for the distribution of the token. That was one of the major challenge they had and they had every opportunity to control it at the early stage when the airdrop participants were all raising concerns on the growing numbers on daily basis but their greed could not allow them because they were making money from the engagements and other activities they put up to get participants into doing.
They were benefiting more than the participants till the end of the airdrop. They gained good publicity, they generated traffic to their website and monetized all of the engagements, their social media handles increased in followership and were also monetized, they got good partnerships and told participants lies about it. it became obviously clear that they could not pay when they began to shift away from their initial distribution plan and they knew if they had used or followed the initial plans, it would not favor the influencers and celebrities so they deviated and messed up their project. If their project eventually goes on extinct then they have nobody to blame but themselves because their greed resulted to whatever predicament they face.

The engagements and mass participation is exactly what’s making them to more, the more the crowd the more revenue. Plus the tasks they give to their participants when enables them to earn more of the coin and in turn giving them more engagement and money in their social media platforms. I think the developers of the project are just greedy, else the money generated from this project would’ve been more than enough to be fairly distributed amongst all the participants and still have some left for the developers. They’re jus too greedy that they kept the bigger share for themselves and distributed the smaller revenue. And the funniest part of the whole thing, even after distribution, they’ll still be earning revenues from the traffic that’s still been generated on their platforms. Projects like this are just created to enrich the developers and people should have already come to this realization.

[Cryptsafe]

I believe the number of participants became so numerous that they could not do a proper allocation for the distribution of the token. That was one of the major challenge they had and they had every opportunity to control it at the early stage when the airdrop participants were all raising concerns on the growing numbers on daily basis but their greed could not allow them because they were making money from the engagements and other activities they put up to get participants into doing.
They were benefiting more than the participants till the end of the airdrop. They gained good publicity, they generated traffic to their website and monetized all of the engagements, their social media handles increased in followership and were also monetized, they got good partnerships and told participants lies about it. it became obviously clear that they could not pay when they began to shift away from their initial distribution plan and they knew if they had used or followed the initial plans, it would not favor the influencers and celebrities so they deviated and messed up their project. If their project eventually goes on extinct then they have nobody to blame but themselves because their greed resulted to whatever predicament they face.

The engagements and mass participation is exactly what’s making them to more, the more the crowd the more revenue. Plus the tasks they give to their participants when enables them to earn more of the coin and in turn giving them more engagement and money in their social media platforms. I think the developers of the project are just greedy, else the money generated from this project would’ve been more than enough to be fairly distributed amongst all the participants and still have some left for the developers. They’re jus too greedy that they kept the bigger share for themselves and distributed the smaller revenue. And the funniest part of the whole thing, even after distribution, they’ll still be earning revenues from the traffic that’s still been generated on their platforms. Projects like this are just created to enrich the developers and people should have already come to this realization.

It was obviously clear that the developers were greedy with the whole process. Little wonder they refused unveiling their identity because they know the game they were up to and have already planned their way out. Tell me why would a project with over 250 million participants who engage in daily activities coupled with the fact that they are meant to watch YouTube videos in their millions everyday not have enough money to pay.

If the developers identity were known, I believe by now they would be cooling their ass in the prison for decieving people. This was the reason why they did not reveal their identity. If the process had gone well, the project would have been the best of all time coupled with the fact that they have a massive turn up in their hundreds of millions. It is obvious they messed up with everything and currently the price is at a free fall state.

[bounceback]

Everyone who was highly optimistic about this token was disappointed and I think it was natural. Because it is not possible to increase the price of coins where there is a chance to regularly mine large amount of tokens. If HAMSTER had been the first in this space then the value of this coin would have increased but there is no way to say that HAMSTER will continue to thrive in the same way that we have seen succeed in Not Coin. I couldn't think of anything good about HAMSTER so I had no reason to be disappointed with it. Currently the price of this coin is $0.0041 if one invests in the coin with risk then there is a big chance of getting profit in the bull market.

I think can't acceptable with airdrop most expected by their hunter participants but reward releasing very small allocated and price drop drastically although have listed on many top exchange market. Hamster Kombat become more popular because many the new airdrop hunter joining that airdrop more than two until three months but got disappointed when reward allocating too small not enough with how much time waste.
Usually the success airdrop get short period and directly listing on the market without make vesting reward allocated, I think Notcoin and Dogs coins become most potential airdrop telegram project than hamster kombat.