- Hamster Kombat has rejected offers from top venture capital firms.
- The upcoming HMSTR token will have 60% reserved for players.
Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) futures have faced a significant downturn, hitting a record low of $0.1645 on Sunday. This represents a drop of more than 45% from the peak it recorded in the course of this month. The drop has caused some unease among tap-to-earn gaming investors and players, most especially since the platform is expected to make its airdrop this year.
The negative future of Hamster Kombat can be attributed to the uncertainty of its airdrop event in the upcoming weeks. As stated in the latest white paper, the developers have revealed that players will only get 60% of their tokens during the airdrop. Despite the airdrop being the largest in the crypto space, investors have raised concerns regarding the limited token distribution and the platform’s future.
Only 60% of the tokens will be distributed has raised concerns among some investors, especially in regard to a sell-off during the airdrop. In the past, similar occurrences in the play-to-earn and move-to-earn sectors have led to drastic drops in token prices, including Axie Infinity and other major platforms.
Tap-to-Earn Market Experiences Widespread Decline
Over the past few days, Hamster Kombat’s price dynamics resemble a pattern observed across the tap-to-earn market. Several major industry tokens have shed much of their value in the past few weeks. Notcoin has over 50 million users and has plummeted by more than 60% this year, erasing $1. 7 billion in market value.
Over the past few days, Hamster Kombat’s price dynamics have resembled a pattern observed across the tap-to-earn market. Several major tokens in the industry have shed a lot of value in the past few weeks. Notcoin, which has over 50 million users, has plummeted by more than 60 percent this year, erasing $1. 7 billion in market value.
Hamster Kombat, with over 300 million active users and an active social media account, was considered a possible market leader. The tap-to-earn platform, with brand recognition and a valuation that could possibly go up to nearly $8 billion, was aiming to be a major player in the industry. Though future prices have recently been on the decline, this shows the difficulties of maintaining such a growth rate in this somewhat unstable market.
Binance Considers Listing HMSTR for Spot Trading
Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) may be the latest addition to Binance as the exchange considers listing it for spot trading. If confirmed, the listing will significantly enhance the token’s exposure, given that Binance has a user base of 200 million globally.
This is after Hamster Kombat was recently listed on other top-tier exchanges such as KuCoin, Bybit, OKX, and Gate. io. These listings were part of the advance work done by the game developers when the game was initially slated for a July release. Even with the delay, the prospect of the token’s launch has not been diminished and is even heightened by the potential Binance listing.
