Hamster Kombat's Debut: HMSTR Token Surges 10x on First Day of Trading

Lately, many users in the Web3 industry have been holding their breath in anticipation of September 26th—the day when one of the most popular games at the moment, Hamster Combat, was set to be listed in a Telegram bot. And now, that moment has arrived. In this article, the Coinmooner team will discuss this significant event and the plans of the game's developers.

Trading has begun for the Hamster Kombat(HMSTR) token—the native cryptocurrency of the Telegram-based game—on cryptocurrency exchanges. It was launched on the TON blockchain.

Trading of tokens distributed via airdrop started on September 26th on platforms such as OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Binance, and others. The initial price of Hamster Kombat on Binance’s spot market was $0.01.

This event sparked mixed reactions among crypto enthusiasts in the Web3 community. Many were disappointed that the simple "tap" game involving hamsters didn’t deliver the financial returns they had hoped for. However, others argue that patience is needed to see the token's growth. For instance, on Bybit, the token showed a 10-12x increase on its first day. Given the current market conditions, this is an excellent result, especially considering Hamster Combat has around 107 million users.

What’s Next for Hamster Kombat? Major Updates from NFTs to Real-Money Trading

Our Coinmooner team decided to dive deeper into the details of this important event and learn about the plans of the Hamster Combat team to share them with our readers promptly. It turns out that the second season of Hamster Kombat will begin in October, during which an external payment system will be integrated into the game. The project will introduce NFT functionality in November, and games from third-party developers will be added.

In December, players will be able to form clans, which will significantly change the game mechanics. In January 2025, the ability to sell in-game items for real money, presumably fiat currency, will be available. The team will host a clan tournament in February, adding a competitive element to the gameplay.

The second phase of the token airdrop campaign is planned for spring 2025. The details of this promotion are still under wraps, but it's likely that, as before, participants will be rewarded with the native Hamster Kombat(HMSTR) cryptocurrency. Additionally, the developers plan to launch an NFT marketplace where players can trade in-game items as non-fungible tokens.

Desktop game integration will take place in the summer of 2025. Hamster Kombat and other products created by partners are expected to be available on personal computers running Windows and macOS. This is a significant step in retaining the audience and maintaining interest in the project.

For our part, the Coinmooner team will be closely following the developments and promptly informing our readers about any changes. We also want to remind everyone that in the Web3 industry, it's crucial to pay special attention to the security of your crypto assets by using the most advanced protection methods available.