It's not worth the effort, I better use my time for better things. And don't say it's free money again, I've heard such from people but you are all wrong. It's only free if you do not value your time and energy to be participating and completing tasks. The participants watched many videos from various social media, especially YouTube, and they completed enough tasks to the point that they compromised many of their social media handles for the project. That doesn't look free to me, you spent and sacrificed.
Hamster was incredibly exploitative, and many other greedy bots followed it.
However, using your time for useful things and making money in more reliable ways, such as investing and trading, would yield the valuable idea that the profits generated may far exceed the few dollars you might get after months of exhausting effort with these bots that drain your energy, effort, time, fees, and phone. This takes us back to the past when we earned some dollars from ad-watching and app download sites. Do you remember them? It's exactly like that now.