- Days after crossing 300M users, the project released its whitepaper
- Project insiders promising what might be the ‘biggest crypto airdrop’
Popular Telegram-based game, Hamster Kombat, recently achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 300 million users just five months after its launch. That’s not all though.
To further engage its massive user base, Hamster Kombat has also released its whitepaper and updated its developmental roadmap, providing insights into its future plans and tokenomics.
What does the whitepaper say?
According to the newly released whitepaper, Hamster Kombat will be allocating 60% of the total token supply for community distribution. The remaining 40% will be “reserved for providing market liquidity, ecosystem partnerships and grants, rewarding squads, and other items.”
This move is a sign of the project’s commitment to fostering a community-driven ecosystem, one where users are actively involved and rewarded. The whitepaper outlines the game’s vision, mechanics, and future developments, offering a comprehensive guide for both new and existing players.
The release of the whitepaper should be looked at in the context of upcoming airdrop. Although there is no set date for the same, the project team has assured users that they are working closely with the TON (The Open Network) ecosystem to ensure a smooth and efficient distribution process.
This collaboration aims to leverage the strengths of the TON ecosystem to enhance the airdrop experience and maximize its reach and impact.
In fact, insiders associated with Hamster Kombat claim this might just be the biggest crypto-airdrop ever. As it stands, Uniswap’s UNI airdrop is the world’s biggest-ever crypto airdrop, with over $6.43 billion in total value distributed.
Telegram’s growing role
Telegram-based games like Hamster Kombat have gained immense popularity due to their accessibility and the seamless integration of gaming and social interaction within the Telegram platform. These games leverage Telegram’s vast user base and robust infrastructure to offer engaging and interactive experiences.
Additionally, the use of blockchain technology and tokenomics in these games provides unique incentives and rewards for users, further enhancing their appeal.
Other notable projects in the Telegram-based gaming space, such as Notcoin, have also seen significant success too. Notcoin, known for its tap-to-earn model, has seen rapid user growth and market engagement. These projects highlight the potential of Telegram-based games to attract and retain a large user base, driven by innovative gameplay mechanics and community-focused tokenomics.
