Quote from: BitMaxz on June 14, 2024, 07:37:15 PM

Based on their current telegram posts recently they already reached 150m active players but I don't think those are real players I think most of them are bots who do autoclickers.

I saw some tools on Github for hamster kombat bot that can able to handle 10 accounts which is unfair if you only have a single account.

About notcoin I was interested before because it became popular until I heard that the airdrop is real that is why I started a week ago to play hamster combat and hoping that it's real I also heard that the airdrop will start in July based on their announcement that build my confidence.

The only thing that I noticed is a day or 2 days ago one of their YouTube video said that hamster kombat is just a game and not a real crypto I can't remember exactly it say but it gives negative impact to me.

I don't know the reason why, but my mind was just off about the Hamster Kombat CEO of a thing. I am trying the Tapsaw whether it can deliver something for me no matter how little, only to read an interview last week that the launching has been postponed indefinitely, and this was the second time it was postponed. It was first postponed from May 30 to July 1 and now indefinitely. This can only be pointing to one thing, these people are not serious.

Good, I better trust Tapswap than Hamster and many others but all of them are still copying Notcoin. The question now is whether they can replicate the success of Notcoin or not. But to them, it is a win-win, you can imagine how many people marketing under their big social media influences now? It is money. Some people are even donating for them and some are using some schemes to collect money in TON from their users.

To me, this is more like a way to gain some marketing influence rather than the airdrop that people think, they may just be using people's heads to achieve this. As we know, in a scheme like this, only the first or the second of their likes often push through. Well, let's not give up all hope yet.