Hamster Kombat CEOs are in for a big day today. As designed, the airdrop goes out the same day as the HMSTR token listing on centralized crypto exchanges. However, there is a bit of a lousy tale; only 43% of players will get the airdrop.

Hamster Kombat launched on September 26 with about two-thirds of the total 60 billion HMSTR claimed by users thus far.

The Hamster Kombat token launch faced significant backlash as users received smaller-than-expected rewards and the token's value plummeted on exchanges

The Hamster Kombat team has announced that only 43% of its players qualify for the highly anticipated season one airdrop.

After a long wait, Hamster Kombat is finally live for trading on multiple centralized crypto exchanges like Binance and OKX.

Hamster Kombat prepares to distribute 60 billion HMSTR tokens to 131 million eligible users in what it claims will be the largest crypto airdrop to date, with 88.75% available immediately and 11.25% vested for 10 months.

The hype around Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat quickly turned to gripes after the HMSTR token imploded on launch and players slammed the project’s airdrop. The HMSTR token slumped as much as 50% after listing on major crypto exchanges yesterday as frustration over the project erupted on social media platforms.

Coinbase will introduce Hamster Kombat perpetual futures on September 26, raising speculation on whether this could spark a much-needed price recovery after a 43% plunge to $0.007094. Coinbase, a