I hope that the project is not taken too seriously. It is just a game for fun and passing sometimes. If they launch an airdrop, regardless of its value, whether low or high, and fulfill their promises, it is a gamble from which we got some entertainment and benefit without any investment.
That is my point there is nothing in that project to take it seriously. It is just a tap to earn game which got a major hype after the success of NOT coin. The TON blockchain is now buzzing up with such games that offer airdrops. I was late but joined the Pixelverse game which is far better than Hamster Kombat and today they are going to list their token on all major exchange. The time of utility based crypto project is now over and after the meme coin craze the next trend will be tap to earn games.
From what I can see, the thing to take seriously is the number of people they have, which is no joke. I am not using it, I am not investing into it neither, I am not planning to neither. Because, I have seen hundreds of similar craps in the past. This may make its investors rich but by considering the chances of its success rate, I am just ignoring these.
However, if you were to see any project with 100+ million users, even if more than half of them are fake, its still millions and millions of users, and that is not an easy achievement in the crypto world. That means, while I do agree that it is nothing special, and while I will not buy any or work for it, I still at least can understand what people think about it, and why they invest into it as well.
I agree here, number of people and hype around the project are important, but it doesn't mean success for it's community, unfortunately. There are tokenomics, future of the coin how the founders see it, and many others factors affecting the possible resutls people are waiting to see.