It’s uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, as has happened with some cryptocurrency projects. One sign of legitimacy is a strategic partnership with the TON platform and the BingX exchange. It’s likely that we may see the HMSTR token added to the exchange in the future.
It does not require money to get the coins. Which means if you get nothing from the project, only few of your time are wasted. But do not get say it is uncertain whether Hamster Kombat will turn out to be a scam, because it can. You can earn coins and watch YouTubes videos and do other tasks but the project might later be disappointing. I see these people using you people to earn money from online by watching their monetized videos and in other ways.
Ever since Notcoin turned out to be good for its users, there have been so many Telegram mini-game projects developed on the Ton blockchain. Projects developed on Telegram will find it hard to list their token on a centralized exchange for their users to trade because they know if they list it early, they will not make enough money in their monetized videos on YouTube. I agree with you; most Telegram mini-game projects are farming their farmers because they keep releasing new videos for their community to watch. Anyone involved in Telegram mini-game projects should not expect anything big; nothing is guaranteed with such projects.