Highlights
The Telegram game, Hamster Kombat, has been one of the hottest topics in town, as evidenced by the soaring discussions over the project. The tap-to-earn game has gained notable traction on social media, with recent major listing announcements that have further fueled market optimism. Besides, this development comes just after the project revealed the September token launch and airdrop plan on the same date.
On August 28, Hamster Kombat revealed that its token launch and airdrop are scheduled for September 26, igniting conversations in the crypto space. The announcement has caused a buzz among global investors as well as in the US market, especially since the project initially planned to release the token in July but faced delays.
Now, the excitement has been renewed, with major exchanges lining up to support the event. In the early US hours today, leading crypto exchange OKX said that it will list Hamster Kombat Coin (HMSTR) on its spot trading platform on the same day as the airdrop.
Meanwhile, OKX previously offered the token on its pre-market futures platform, introducing a 2x leverage option to capitalize on the hype. This move allowed early users to engage with the token even before its official listing date, setting the stage for a robust trading debut.
In addition, other top crypto exchanges like Bitget and BingX have confirmed plans to list HMSTR, which should help boost initial liquidity. These platforms are expected to roll out trading campaigns and exclusive offers to drive user engagement, amplifying the buzz around the Telegram game.
In a recent X post, Hamster Kombat encouraged its followers to “save the date” for the token generation event (TGE) and airdrop. The project aims to maintain its momentum by hosting various campaigns across these exchanges, promising users new ways to engage with the platform. However, the focus remains on sustaining interest beyond the airdrop.
The project has big ambitions, but the road ahead isn’t without challenges. The game boasts over 300 million players and has branded its upcoming event as the “largest airdrop in crypto history.” However, the sheer volume of tokens available may lead to increased selling pressure once the coin goes live.
According to the project’s tokenomics, 60% of the total HMSTR supply is set aside for users, raising concerns about potential market volatility post-listing. Comparisons are already being drawn to other projects like Notcoin price. Having said that, the investors are exploring if the tap-to-play Telegram game could retain player interest once the airdrop excitement fades.
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