Embark on a Whimsical Journey as a Hamster CEO in the Crypto World: Hamster Kombat Captivates Millions on Telegram

Imagine the thrill of playing as the CEO of a crypto exchange, but with a twist-you're a hamster! This unique concept is at the heart of Hamster Kombat

A crypto exchange CEO simulator game on Telegram, Hamster Kombat, is quickly becoming popular, giving players a chance to become a hamster exchange CEO and earn crypto airdrops.

Announced by TON recently, Hamster Kombat is a Telegram game where players can become the CEO of a crypto exchange—represented by a hamster—and prepare for the upcoming TON token airdrop.

Inspired by Notcoin, which rewarded players with an airdrop and a NOT token on The Open Network (TON) with a market cap of over $2 billion at its peak, Hamster Kombat is set to become a massive game in the crypto sphere.

According to the developers (via Decrypt), over 150 million people are playing the game to get a piece of the upcoming TON airdrop, set to take place in July.

The gameplay involves tapping on a cartoonish hamster logo to collect in-game coins, which players can use to invest in various upgrades to expand their virtual exchange and increase its visibility.

These upgrades include paying for partnerships, licenses, feature launches, tech support and other expenses that a crypto exchange usually incurs. Players are tasked with generating revenue by tapping on buttons in the game and collecting coins, which are then used to generate passive income as the upgrades produce more coins over time.

While the gameplay may seem simple, the allure of "number-go-up" is strong, similar to Notcoin and the mobile game Bitcoin Miner. It's easy to get sucked into playing for a bit to claim daily combos or entering daily cipher codes to boost your coin stack.

The rewards are uncertain, but some players are investing more time and effort, inviting peers to increase their earnings. In contrast, others take a more casual approach, checking in regularly but not striving for maximum airdrop gains. In Notcoin, some players found their NOT tokens valued at around $170 at their peak a few weeks after the launch.

It’s unclear if Hamster Kombat will reach similar player numbers, as it already has five times the number of players on Notcoin. Although Hamster Kombat is more complex, it explores the same basic concept.

However, it remains a popular mobile diversion, with some players surpassing 100 million coins. It might result in a small token haul in a month or two. In any case, Hamster Kombat offers a delightful way to pass a few spare minutes and engage with a rapidly growing social crypto phenomenon.