Hamster Kombat Prepares for Airdrop Season 2 and Token “Buyback”

Despite facing numerous criticisms after the recent airdrop, Hamster Kombat has announced the upcoming launch of Season 2.

Hamster Kombat Prepares For Airdrop Season 2

After the airdrop storm that stirred up the community, Hamster Kombat – the popular tap-to-earn game – has just revealed its next steps in the upcoming development journey.

The first highlight is the launch of Season 2 in the coming weeks. The new season promises to open a new horizon, connecting the world of Hamster Kombat with numerous games from third-party developers. Notably, the project will allocate part of its advertising revenue for a “buyback and burn” strategy. This move not only helps regulate the token supply but also serves as Hamster Kombat’s way of “thanking” loyal players.

In addition, Hamster Kombat aims to make watching ads an integral part of the player’s game exploration journey. Simultaneously, the project is closely monitoring the market and is ready to venture into new areas to expand its ecosystem.

In November, Season 2 will integrate NFTs into its gameplay, promising to deliver a unique gaming experience. Also during this month, Hamster Kombat will roll out a cross-platform Progressive Web App (PWA), accessible from desktops to mobile devices, including Apple and Android.

Reflecting on the recent airdrop event, although it was one of the most anticipated token rewards of the year, Hamster Kombat’s distribution strategy sparked intense controversy. Many players felt unfairly “left out,” while others were disappointed with the meager amount of tokens they received, which they deemed disproportionate to their efforts over the past six months.

Related: Community Outraged After Hamster Kombat Announces Airdrop

Facing the wave of criticism, Hamster Kombat explained that they had to “filter out” 2.3 million bot accounts and fraudulent cases to ensure fairness in the distribution process. Today’s announcement of the token buyback plan is seen as an attempt by the project to “mend” its relationship with the community.

Lastly, good news for investors: The HMSTR token will officially be listed on most major and minor exchanges, including Binance, at 12:00 UTC today (September 26, 2024).

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