On September 12, Binance announced that Binance Launchpool launched the 58th project - Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), a cryptocurrency exchange CEO simulator P2E game built on the Telegram mini-program platform.

Ryan Gorman said that whether you like or hate games like Hamster Kombat, they are attracting millions of users to use cryptocurrency.

Hamster Kombat banned over 2.3 million players for cheating, sparking outrage among the community, especially those who had invested months into the game. Despite introducing an “Interlude Season” to offer extra rewards, tensions remain high, and the game’s token has seen a sharp drop in value.

The Hamster Kombat airdrop, featuring the HMSTR token, is set to launch on September 26, alongside a Binance listing. The event, which promises substantial rewards, is expected to draw significant attention, though concerns about network strain persist.

X Empire is set to follow in the footsteps of Hamster Kombat and other big Telegram games with its upcoming token launch and airdrop.

Hamster Kombat introduces new anti-cheating measures to ensure fair play ahead of Season 2 and its token launch. The game ends Season 1 on September 20, with a major airdrop and token release scheduled for September 26, 2024.

Hamster Kombat concludes its first season with 131 million players qualified for an upcoming airdrop, as the game prepares for the launch of its HMSTR token on major exchanges.

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Hamster Kombat's surprise token vesting has frustrated players, mirroring issues seen in other crypto airdrops. With the token's value yet to be determined, many players are left waiting and speculating on the long-term impact of these unexpected restrictions.

Ahead of the 26 September HMSTR token launch, Hamster Kombat announced plans for NFTs, new games, and less reliance on Telegram. By 2025, it aims to launch an NFT marketplace, host a clan championship, and start the second phase of its airdrop.