Key Points
- Hamster Kombat announced their token launch on TON blockchain.
- Hamster Kombat is a Telegram tap-to-earn game similar to Notcoin.
Hamster Kombat is the latest tap-to-earn game deployed on Telegram, similar to Notcoin. The team behind the project announced the token launch on The Open Network.
Hamster Kombat revealed the official announcement on X, posting that the community has become the biggest “edutainment” community not only on Telegram but in the entire crypto industry.
The team behind the Notcoin-like project shared that they decided to launch their product and upcoming token on TON.
🐹Dear CEOs! 🐹
The Hamster Family has become the biggest edutainment community not only on Telegram but in the entire crypto industry.💪
We are now happy to share that we have decided to launch our product & upcoming token on the TON blockchain @ton_blockchain 💎
Hamsters +…
— Hamster Kombat (@hamster_kombat) May 31, 2024
They also wrote that in order to celebrate the listing on markets, they are distributing HMSTR tokens to the community based on their on-chain activity. Users can check their eligibility for the HMSTR supplying pool here.
TON also revealed the announcement via their X account, writing that the tap-to-earn management simulation game is planning to launch the hamster ecosystem including on-chain assets on TON.
The team at TON wrote that the game was able to reach over 60 million users with 24 million daily active users, by leveraging Telegram’s viral social mechanisms combined with reward cards and other features.
TON also told followers to stay tuned for the upcoming X Space session with the Hamster Kombat team, this Monday at 16:00 CET.
Hamster Kombat, the new Notcoin
Hamster Kombat, the Telegram-based game, might become the new Notcoin in terms of project success. The crypto management simulation game claims to have amassed 60 million users since the game was launched back in March.
Now, it has the largest Telegram channel with over 21 million subscribers, according to data from TelegramChannels.
Telegram-based games have seen a surge in popularity, following the success of the Notcoin project, another clicker game that rewards players with tokens for tapping the screen.
Notcoin was able to amass 35 million players in three months and their recent launch of the NOT token managed to become 2024’s biggest gaming token.
Hamster Kombat is taking the Telegram-based clicker idea and takes it even further. Players assume the role of CEOs at a crypto exchange, trying to grow their empire.
When players begin, all they have to do is tap to get points, but soon, they will be able to use their currency for things that promote the exchange.
In the game, users can create a YouTube channel for instance, host a special hamster conference, or even go on Joe Rogan’s podcast. This will earn users points.
As a tap-to-earn game, it will most likely allow the points earned in the game to eventually be converted into tokens, just like in the case of Notcoin.
It still has to be confirmed whether this will happen alongside the token launch.
Notcoin also launched its NOT token on TON and the huge airdrop that came along with it saw NOT breaking past a $1 billion market cap.
Hamster Kombat is expected to see the same success.
