Crypto: Hamster Kombat Rejects Investors to Protect Community

Hamster Kombat is on everyone’s lips: this crypto game has become the darling of gamers, with giga airdrops of HMSTR tokens and record-breaking achievements in the Web3 universe. But while venture capitalists were already eyeing this success, the Hamster Kombat team chose to politely decline their offers, preferring to stay loyal to its community.

Hamster Kombat, the crypto phenomenon that says no to millions

In the midst of a rapid rise with over 300 million users, compared to 200 million players threatening Bitcoin in June, Hamster Kombat had the opportunity to fill its pockets thanks to enticing offers from major venture capital firms.

But against all odds, the team behind the game told everyone to back off via a post on their Telegram channel. Why, you might ask? Well, the answer is as simple as it is heroic:

“We value our players much more than any investor.”

With such a mantra, it’s hard not to be won over. In a world where many crypto projects turn into cash machines for VCs, Hamster Kombat stands as an indomitable Gaul.

Here, there’s no question of turning players into cash cows for a few well-placed capitalists. The motto is clear: everyone has a chance, rich or poor, and everyone can come out a winner.

A philosophy that is reflected in their airdrop announced as “the largest in crypto history,” with 60% of the tokens reserved for players on The Open Network (TON).

For now, details on the firms that tried their luck remain mysterious, but one thing is certain: Hamster Kombat remains in charge.

The success of Hamster Kombat also attracts scammers

With such staggering numbers, Hamster Kombat attracts not only gamers but also sharks. And for good reason: the upcoming launch of the biggest airdrop ever seen in crypto history is exciting the masses, and some crafty individuals have decided to take advantage.

Scammers are infiltrating Telegram channels, distributing fake airdrops and organizing sophisticated phishing attacks.

The Hamster Kombat team had to step in urgently, publishing a warning to alert its users: “Do not trust anyone offering HMSTR token sales, they haven’t launched yet!”

The game, now a true social phenomenon in the crypto universe, has become a prime target for these digital bandits. Fortunately, Hamster Kombat is on the lookout and promises to protect its community from these sneaky attacks.

Key points to remember:

• 300 million players reached; 
• 60% of HMSTR tokens reserved for players; 
• Warning against fake airdrops and phishing.

Beware, Hamster Kombat is now a prime target for scammers. Be careful and beware of overly enticing crypto offers!