Hamster Kombat Rejects Funding Offers From Investment Funds

Recently, Hamster Kombat has garnered significant attention with the promise of a massive airdrop, accounting for up to 60% of the total HMSTR token supply.

Notably, the Hamster Kombat team has revealed that they have received numerous investment offers from leading VC funds, but they have “rejected them all.” According to the team, this decision aims to protect players and maintain the core goal of the project: to provide an “authentic” gaming experience, respect the efforts of gamers, and only reward those who truly play the game.

Hamster Kombat announces it will not accept money from investment funds

Currently, many web3 games do not genuinely focus on game development but instead on attracting as much VC investment as possible, subsequently using the player base to create liquidity for these funds.

In July, Hamster Kombat celebrated the milestone of 300 million players just a few months after its launch. It has become one of the most popular games on Telegram, known for its extremely passive income generation mechanism through the simple Tap-to-Earn system.

The project team has released a whitepaper, confirming that 60% of the total token supply will be airdropped to players, declaring that “this will be the largest airdrop event in cryptocurrency history.” The remaining 40% will be allocated for liquidity provision, partnerships, ecosystem support rewards, and other purposes.

The project also announced new upgrade versions to attract more players and prepare for the second season of the airdrop in the future.

In addition to Hamster Kombat:

Catizen is also awaiting the announcement of its airdrop and listing.
Most recently, DOGS will announce its airdrop and listing on August 14, 2024.