The notorious Telegram clicker game, Hamster Kombat, has given details about its season one airdrop, with plans to distribute a whopping 60 billion tokens to chosen players. Having allocated 75% of its total 100 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens to its community, the game plans to evenly distribute 60% of the total supply following the conclusion of season one. The remaining 15% will be rolled out during the forthcoming season two.
Eligible players can immediately obtain 88.75% of their share, which translates to around 53.25 billion tokens available for instant airdropping. The remaining 11.25% (approximately 6.75 billion tokens) will be vested and released 10 months after the token gets listed on different exchanges.
In just 81 days, Hamster Kombat has emerged as one of the fastest-growing games in the Web3 space, boasting of a mighty 300 million user base. However, as per the information from the Hamster Kombat team, only 43% of its users, thus 131 million, will be receiving tokens from its airdrop scheduled for Sept. 26. The developers also disclosed that they had to ban 2.3 million users implicated in cheating.
Even though offers from venture capital firms were politely refused, Hamster Foundation remains confident in the value of its tokens, insisting the market and community interest will be sufficient to determine their worth. The foundation had earlier touted this upcoming airdrop as the “largest airdrop in the history of crypto,” also mentioning that besides players, tokens would also be allocated to liquidity, ecosystem partnerships, grants, rewarding squads, and other items.