Telegram-Based Hamster Kombat Game Will Launch a Second-Level Network Based on the TON Blockchain

The majority of the crypto project community voted for this decision.

The second-level Hamster network will be created on the TON platform following a vote by the majority of the crypto project community.

According to the project developers, the decision was made after the Community DAO spoke out.

"The second-level Hamster blockchain will be created on the TON platform! We will serve our community, the largest Web3 community in the world, by providing the technological foundation they have been asking for," the project developers said in an announcement.

The participants of the vote believe that the development of its own second-level network will expand the possibilities of using the Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) token, including for paying for gas.

This is especially relevant against the backdrop of the falling popularity of the cryptocurrency after the unsuccessful airdrop.

Launched in Telegram In March 2024, the game Hamster Kombat quickly gained popularity and within five months had millions of users.

According to the Hamster Kombat team, over 300 million people have registered in the app. Of these, slightly less than half of the players were eligible to receive HMSTR tokens. At the same time, over 2,3 million users were classified as scammers and excluded from the airdrop lists.

However, after the giveaway, which was plagued by technical issues, Hamster Kombat's popularity plummeted. By early November, the user base had shrunk by 86%, falling from 300 million to about 41 million monthly active players.

At the time of publication, token HMSTR was trading at $0,003006, down 70% from its all-time high in late September. Its market cap has fallen from a peak of $552 million to $194,57 million.