The wait for the highly anticipated token generation event (TGE) of Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), the native token of the viral Telegram-based clicker game, has turned into a period of unease for its massive player base exceeding 300 million.
Adding fuel to the fire, Alex, the admin of another crypto project’s Telegram channel (Simple – SMPL), has leveled serious accusations against Hamster Kombat. He alleges the project might be a scam, citing “internal conflict,” “broken promises,” and “stolen investments.” Alex specifically claims the project founder, Eduard Gurinovich, is reneging on a promised 18.6% profit share for players.
These accusations carry significant weight considering Hamster Kombat’s user base dwarfs the population of the United States. However, skepticism towards Alex’s motives has emerged. A YouTube video by CryptoWorld suggests he might be exploiting the situation to promote his own project’s token (SMPL).
CryptoWorld also highlights the enormous hype generated by Hamster Kombat through influencer marketing and crypto CEOs. They warn that without a swift and positive update, the project risks losing momentum and potentially fueling the scam allegations. While no concrete evidence supports the scam claim, CryptoWorld views Alex’s post as a critical “wake-up call” for Hamster Kombat.
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Adding another layer to the controversy, a recent report by Lenta.ru alleged internal conflict within the game due to a dispute with investor AD.RU. The report claimed the game was unwilling to share profits despite AD.RU’s development contributions. Notably, this article was mysteriously removed after a day.
With the TGE delayed and accusations swirling, the future of Hamster Kombat hangs in the balance. Millions of users await answers, and the project needs a clear communication strategy to address the concerns and deliver on its promises. Transparency and demonstrably fair practices are crucial to regaining trust and ensuring a successful TGE.
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