- Hamster Kombat airdrop will deliver 60 billion tokens to eligible users.
- Over 131 million users qualify, making this one of the biggest airdrops in cryptocurrency history.
As the crypto industry grew with launches and collaborations, and Binance listed the HMSTR, the team behind the wildly popular Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat revealed the details of its highly anticipated season one airdrop, which will distribute 60 billion HMSTR tokens to eligible users. This step demonstrates the game’s dedication to recognizing its rapidly expanding fanbase.
Major Airdrop Info and Community Engagement
The Hamster Kombat team announced on X that 75 billion tokens, out of a total supply of 100 billion, have been reserved for community members. 60% of this sum will be airdropped following season one, with the remaining 15% set aside for distribution in the next season two of the clicker game.
Eligible users will get 88.75% of their airdrop allocation. Immediately, with the remaining 11.25% settling during a 10-month period following the token’s listing on exchanges. This means that around 53.25 billion tokens will be allocated right away, with 6.75 billion becoming available a decade months after listing.
The airdrop has sparked significant curiosity, with over 131 million people qualifying for the distribution on September 26, despite the game’s claim to have 300 million total players. The organization stated that just 43% of the total user base would receive tokens, as 2.3 million people had been banned for cheating.
Eligible users will get 88.75% of their airdrop allocation. Immediately, with the remaining 11.25% settling during a 10-month period following the token’s listing on exchanges. This means that around 53.25 billion tokens will be allocated right away, with 6.75 billion becoming available a decade months after listing.
The airdrop has sparked significant curiosity, with over 131 million people qualifying for the distribution on September 26, despite the game’s claim to have 300 million total players. The organization stated that just 43% of the total user base would receive tokens, as 2.3 million people had been banned for cheating.
As the project moves into an interlude period, the crew hopes to address these problems and prepare for a smoother transition into Season 2.
