The Hamster Kombat team has announced that 60 billion tokens will be distributed to eligible users, and 2.3 million users were banned from the game for cheating.
The team responsible for the renowned Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat has disclosed the specifics of its season 1 airdrop. They have announced that 60 billion tokens will be distributed to eligible users.
In an announcement published on X, the Hamster Kombat team announced that 75 of 100 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens allocated to the project have been earmarked to its community members.
After season 1, 60% of the total token supply will be airdropped, and the remaining 15% will be distributed during the forthcoming second season of the clicker game, according to the team.
88.75% of the initial 60 billion tokens will be distributed immediately to eligible users, while the remaining 11.25% will be vested and made available 10 months after the token is listed.
This implies that airdropping approximately 53.25 billion tokens to users will occur immediately, while 6.75 billion tokens will be distributed 10 months after the listing.
The airdrop was eligible for 131 million users
Hamster Kombat is one of the most rapidly expanding games in the Web3 domain. There were 239 million users in the first 81 days of the Telegram clicker game’s virality.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov stated that the game’s success could contribute to Web3 adoption by onboarding millions of users to crypto, given that many users are new to the technology.
The Hamster Kombat team announced that only 131 million users could receive the airdrop on Sept. 26, although the game had surpassed 300 million users.
Only 43% of the total user count will receive the tokens. The team also disclosed that it had prohibited 2.3 million users from engaging in fraudulent activities.
Largest airdrop in the history of cryptocurrency
The Hamster Foundation announced on Jul. 30 that its forthcoming airdrop would be the “largest airdrop in the history of crypto.”
The team stated that most of the volume would be allocated to the participants, with the remaining portion allocated to liquidity, ecosystem partnerships, grants, rewarding squads, and other items.
The team announced on Aug. 12 that it had declined offers from venture capital firms. This implies that there will be no initial investments in the token, and its value will depend on the market.
The team stated in an announcement that the value of HMSTR tokens will be determined by the demand, supply, and community interest and that “there is no extra sell pressure.”
