
The Hamster Kombat team said that 2.3 million users were banned from the game for cheating.
The team behind the popular Telegram clicker game Hamster Kombat has revealed the details of its season one airdrop, saying that 60 billion tokens will be airdropped to qualified users.
In an announcement posted on X, the Hamster Kombat team said that 75 billion of its 100 billion Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) tokens for the project are allocated to its community members.
The team revealed that 60% of the total token supply will be airdropped after season one, and the remaining 15% will be distributed during the upcoming season two of the clicker game.
The protocol seeks to address longstanding limitations of airdrops.
Rumpel Labs will launch a new decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol in September to enable users to tokenize and trade airdrop points, according to an Aug. 26 announcement.
Backed by venture capital firms including Dragonfly and Variant, Rumpel “aims to improve liquidity and price discovery for offchain loyalty points, unlocking new opportunities for point holders, traders, airdrop hunters, and point issuers,” it said.
Rumpel joins the ranks of other newly launched protocols — such as Nudge — seeking to remedy problems with existing methods of attracting and incentivizing users in Web3. Nudge is building a two-sided marketplace where protocols pay users incentives to redirect onchain assets, liquidity and engagement.