This is indeed a huge waste of time compared to the returns they will eventually receive. My analysis of this Hamster game from the beginning was that it was merely a game exploiting players to fill their pockets.

Despite the large number of eligible participants for the airdrop and their claim of banning many accounts that they said belonged to cheaters, which exceeded 60%, the TGE system dedicated to users claiming rewards was neither good nor fair. Many angry voices emerged on X from users whose accounts were banned, even though they played legitimately without using click tools, fake referrals, or generated keys.

You should not expect much from mini-games. A few mini-games have succeeded so far, and some have managed to make good profits from them, but in the end, it’s a gamble. Other games may not follow in their footsteps and might exploit and suppress players in this way.