Hamster Kombat, a well-known play-to-earn crypto game on Telegram, has announced that its players will receive 60% of the total supply of HMSTR tokens.
This news came after the team behind Hamster Kombat released a new version of their whitepaper.
The whitepaper was shared ahead of the airdrop launch, which has been delayed, causing some worry among the game’s community.
According to the whitepaper, 60% of the tokens will go to players and users, while the remaining 40% will be used for ecosystem grants, partnerships, market liquidity, and other project goals.
The Hamster Kombat team shared these updates on social media platform X, explaining their new plans and addressing community concerns.
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In their statement, the team said they value the contribution of every player and have dedicated a large portion of the tokens to the community.
They also mentioned that a full breakdown of the token distribution will be released soon.
The team did not set a specific date for the airdrop, saying that the technical challenges make it difficult to predict when it will be ready.
However, they assured players that they are working hard with the TON ecosystem to ensure the airdrop goes smoothly.
The whitepaper described the upcoming airdrop as potentially the “largest in crypto history” due to the large number of Hamster Kombat users. The team also mentioned that Hamster Kombat tokens are already available for pre-market trading on OKX and Bybit, ahead of the official launch.
The whitepaper claims that Hamster Kombat has reached over 300 million global players, although the actual number of human players versus bots is not clear.
