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Hamster Kombat, the popular non-fungible token game, has banned over 2.3 million users from its platform for cheating ahead of its highly anticipated token airdrop. This renowned NFT game is set to launch its native crypto token ($HMSTR) sometime late this week and officially airdrop it to all genuine users on its platform based on their past activities. Hamster Kombat Bans +2.6M Users For Cheating In a September 23 blog post, Hamster Kombat confirmed that it has banned over 2.3 million accounts from its platform for cheating. These cheaters, presumably enough to fill the entire city of Rome, initially manipulated the system to increase their illegibility for the highly awaited airdrop. Hamster Kombat is slated to launch its most-hyped token, $HMSTR, on September 26. 🛡 PROTECTING THE HAMSTER 🛡 👿 We’ve banned over 2.3 million cheaters — enough to fill the entire city of Rome! 🏴‍☠️ Wondering how we caught them? Well, here...

Viral Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat is facing a backlash ahead of its launch of the HMSTR crypto token on Thursday after players slammed the distribution mechanics for its airdrop, which could be the largest in history. Players are especially unhappy with a previously unknown plan to withhold 11.25% of the tokens until July 2025, while there is also dissatisfaction with allocation criteria, with some players arguing that an excessive number of tokens are being distributed to YouTube influencers. “People invested weeks and months grinding in-game, only to receive Rupees 500 worth of $HMSTR,” said Anuj Gupta on X . “Meanwhile, influencers who did no work earned Rupees10 lakh [1 lakh = 100,000] in $HMSTR through referrals alone. Everyone was expecting significant airdrops, but it always turns out like this.” – People invested weeks and months grinding in-game, only to receive ₹500 worth of $HMSTR. – Meanwhile, influencers who did no wor...