Hamster Kombat loses 86% of users to Paws Mini App

[yhiaali3]

As interest in Hamster Kombat declines, PAWS surges, outperforming the once-top Telegram Mini App.

Once a leading tap-to-earn game on Telegram, Hamster Kombat has seen a steep decline in its user base and engagement due to political backlash, bans and new competition.

Hamster Kombat boasted 300 million users in August, but as of Nov. 5, the game has only 41 million active monthly players — an 86% decrease.

Meanwhile, Paws, a newly launched Mini App on Telegram, has surged in popularity, reaching 20.5 million users in its first eight days, surpassing Hamster Kombat’s growth trajectory.

According to IntoTheBlock (ITB) data, on Sept. 27, active Hamster Kombat addresses peaked at around 772,330. Since then, user activity and token interest have waned, falling more than 36% in the past week.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/hamster-kombat-decline-telegram-game-competition-rise-of-paws

This is something natural and highly expected as a result of their deception and the disappointment of the community with the Hamster team, after months of working on the application and wasting a lot of time they gave subscribers a little bit of garbage whose price is still decreasing continuously.

They were not honest from the beginning despite the great popularity they gained, but because of their greed and stupidity they deceived people instead of gaining their trust.

[TomPluz]

This staggering and even unbelievable 86% decrease in users and activity in Hamster Kombat is representing that strong message of disappointment and non-interest after the airdrop had finished. In other words, as a platform Hamster Kombat would have a very hard time to be a leader and soon it would just be one of the many and can even slowly undergo a natural death which, of course, we did not expect. Then we are seeing a new star on the horizon...which can be a cycle in this part of the cryptocurrency industry: one will emerge big and leading and then a new one will take in the chair for some time until a new one will come and take the spotlight.

[yhiaali3]

This staggering and even unbelievable 86% decrease in users and activity in Hamster Kombat is representing that strong message of disappointment and non-interest after the airdrop had finished. In other words, as a platform Hamster Kombat would have a very hard time to be a leader and soon it would just be one of the many and can even slowly undergo a natural death which, of course, we did not expect. Then we are seeing a new star on the horizon...which can be a cycle in this part of the cryptocurrency industry: one will emerge big and leading and then a new one will take in the chair for some time until a new one will come and take the spotlight.

Yes that's true, unfortunately they didn't maintain their position they had the highest number of subscribers in Telegram apps but they simply lost it. This is really shameful.

They tried to release the second phase of the game to regain the trust of their community but I think they failed and their project is over because they lost the trust of their community and they will never get it back no matter how hard they try. I don't know if it's greed or mismanagement but they failed anyway.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

        -      What the hamster did that was not good is already imprinted in the minds of millions of communities here in the crypto space. And most of them have moved on from my observation. Now, if the millions of community of hamster kombat in PAWS have glimpsed or have glimpsed that it would not be good to participate in Paws,

Why did I say this? my answer is of course we all know that when there are many participants the chances are really high that the rewards we will get are also small, I am not expecting huge profit, my point is for sure it will not be worth the time and effort I will spend there. This is just my opinion.

[salad daging]

I don't know if this is sad or happy news, because previously getting a little Hamster Kombat allocation after playing for months was a disappointment for the community.

If they have a very sharp decline then this could affect the market liquidity of Hamster Kombat, is it possible that Binance will delist Hamster? Because we know this token has decreased in terms of this important community.

[vegasus]

It's not new anymore to see how shit coins will eventually become shit coins, although there may be those who succeed in trading it and get very big profits. It's just that for this case, whether it really can be successful or not, of course with people's experiences it will definitely be different. And never mind, I also don't think it will go down like that, it's just that maybe HMSTR lovers don't do it.

[TomPluz]

Yes that's true, unfortunately they didn't maintain their position they had the highest number of subscribers in Telegram apps but they simply lost it. This is really shameful.

One aspect of this unfortunate turn of events is that people came to HK not because they really like the game but just to get something from the game...and once people realized that their needs were not met at all they all left and look somewhere for an alternative to do. For now, I am not seeing a bright future for HK unless a big miracle could come from somewhere and save it from oblivion. I am sure that there will be more to sprout and take what HK gained. This can be another classic example of greed masquerading as interest, support in our exciting, expanding cryptocurrency industry and how this element can make a project go down the flame. And soon we can even see similar stories to HK and people will be disappointed again and again.

[yhiaali3]

If they have a very sharp decline then this could affect the market liquidity of Hamster Kombat, is it possible that Binance will delist Hamster? Because we know this token has decreased in terms of this important community.

This is possible of course, if Binance notices the community's interest in the game declining and the game starts to decline more and more and no longer complies with Binance's terms, it will definitely be removed and that will be the final blow to Hamster.

But regardless of the community's interest, as long as there is a large buying and selling movement on Hamster's token on Binance, it will not be delisted.

[DYING_S0UL]

I don't know if this is sad or happy news, because previously getting a little Hamster Kombat allocation after playing for months was a disappointment for the community.

If they have a very sharp decline then this could affect the market liquidity of Hamster Kombat, is it possible that Binance will delist Hamster? Because we know this token has decreased in terms of this important community.

It sure was. Imagine playing the game for 3 straight months and only getting paid like 20-30 USD! Luckily, I never used the Hamster Kombat bot, but many of my friends did. And I could literally see the disappointment in their eyes. After NOT Coin, everyone had big expectations from hamster kombat. But they couldn't meet our expectations. 

There is a possibility of that, yes. Losing 86% of users is a big deal. If this goes on, then it's the endgame for them.

[hugeblack]

300 million is a very large number and I think that most games and applications do not reach 1 million users so I doubt its accuracy. Are there any other sources that can verify the data of applications or is it left to the platforms? Generally, such games do not last for a long time, especially if the main purpose of it is profit, and therefore you will find that the number of users may vary significantly within a week.

[_act_]

Many have seen Paw telegram mining to be the next hype and can also perform well as dogs, but some were already saying that it may not be the same expectation we have in it, all fingers crossed towards most of these telegram mining because they are unpredictable, we may not be that accurate with the way of their performance, but the best we could do is to mange take the affordable risk in any one of them or trade wisely.

[Zed0X]

Even without the deception, I think Hamster will be one of those projects that will slowly bleed as a result of player's continues desire to earn more profit. We already know that the trend with these games is that users tend to find something new and become early adopters with the hope of making it big. Paws will experience the same fate in a few months time.

[robelneo]

This is something natural and highly expected as a result of their deception and the disappointment of the community with the Hamster team, after months of working on the application and wasting a lot of time they gave subscribers a little bit of garbage whose price is still decreasing continuously.

They were not honest from the beginning despite the great popularity they gained, but because of their greed and stupidity they deceived people instead of gaining their trust.

I'm one of these people leaving.. I've deleted the application after I dumped their worthless token and I'm checking all the airdrops I'm joining if they have the same features like hamster so I can also dump them because there's a big possibility that they have the same owners.

There were so many newbies who joined their platform who were disappointed they were successful in fooling people and because of this, I have a hard time inviting people to join other airdrops with potential.

[salad daging]

I don't know if this is sad or happy news, because previously getting a little Hamster Kombat allocation after playing for months was a disappointment for the community.

If they have a very sharp decline then this could affect the market liquidity of Hamster Kombat, is it possible that Binance will delist Hamster? Because we know this token has decreased in terms of this important community.

It sure was. Imagine playing the game for 3 straight months and only getting paid like 20-30 USD! Luckily, I never used the Hamster Kombat bot, but many of my friends did. And I could literally see the disappointment in their eyes. After NOT Coin, everyone had big expectations from hamster kombat. But they couldn't meet our expectations.

There is a possibility of that, yes. Losing 86% of users is a big deal. If this goes on, then it's the endgame for them.

Many are disappointed with what Hamster Kombat is doing in its distribution, plus there are so many airdrop participants up to hundreds too, maybe this is a record but still the wrong one is the developer because for me this is a little unfair.
Reading the news that developers are only concerned with the results of profits and then divided equally, there are still disputes because they feel betrayed.
Never mind I don't want to see this token again, if the possibility of delisting from Binance means that the developer cannot maintain it.

[Stompix]

This staggering and even unbelievable 86% decrease in users and activity in Hamster Kombat is representing that strong message of disappointment and non-interest after the airdrop had finished.

It's not unbelievable, it's actually surprising 14% of them are still accessing the app.
The free money giveaway is gone, why should people play this game which is no different from 1000 other games and far worse than others?
The writing was on the wall all the time, one have just to remember Axie to know how things will go on from here!