HAMSTER! success and failure.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Hamster Combat is one of the biggest airdrop project we have in telegram.
This project comes after the success of NOTCOIN.

But why the title is SUCCESS and FAILURE?

I Believe that the group of people behind this project is very bright specially hteir marketing officers.
The Airdrop looks FAILUIRE because of the participants only getting a few tokens from them and a small amount in exachnge of long period tapping on their project.
But why they succeed?

We are in crypto world and we all know that airdrop is a part of some project to give to the community a free money.
These Airdrops are worth huge if the community is small. the allotted budget will be big for theparticipants if they are only few which the HAMSTER break through.
That is why they turned the table from giving huge amount to the community of airdrop into getting money from it.

How? The system o ftheir tapping games which required you to refer a friend for some card to be open and be upgraded.
How they profit on it? the video playing on youtube. its an automatic view counts.
subcribers comes all over the world. followers go on their platforms. likes are raining.

They give token to the community but before that happen, they collected all the likes they need to earn.

That is a briiliant mind of their team.

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[malcovi2]

I Believe that the group of people behind this project is very bright specially hteir marketing officers.

They weren’t brilliant; they just got lucky because too many naive people rushed into joining every Telegram app, thinking each one would be the next Notcoin

[aioc]

I call this abuse. The people behind Hamster are banking on the success of Notcoin they saw the opportunity to monetize their platform because of the eagerness of the people to join, thinking that they are going to make money out of the success of Notcoin, it's both a success and a failure.
Success for the developers of Hamster but failure for their users, now people are looking for warning for the next Hamster.
 

[Solosanz]

This actually happened in every business/project, no one will pay their workers the same like what the companies earn.

In this airdrop, you're asked to click, tweet, comment, like, watch the videos etc etc.

While working in real life, you're asked to work on other job desk, show loyalty to your senior, meet the target etc etc.

Hamster Kombat didn't fail, instead bounty hunters expect too much, since the reality not met their expectation, they call it failed.

I call this abuse.

You call it abuse, but I'd call it marketing.

[coin-investor]

They give token to the community but before that happen, they collected all the likes they need to earn.

That is a briiliant mind of their team.

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We can say that the people behind Hamster are geniuses in utilizing YouTube videos to make money, but they are not the first ones that do this, using their users to monetize their platform, Pi Network does this first through Google ads, and they made money from their users.

They have studied their structure and found ways to monetize their videos instead of launching their ICO, They made money from giving away their token, but there's a consequence, people dumped their shares out of frustrations, or people are not really interested in their platform but in the value of their token in the market.
But definitely they made a lot of records in the industry, and only time will tell if they are really bringing value to the community with their platform's features.
 

[Patikno]

I call this abuse. The people behind Hamster are banking on the success of Notcoin they saw the opportunity to monetize their platform because of the eagerness of the people to join, thinking that they are going to make money out of the success of Notcoin, it's both a success and a failure.
Success for the developers of Hamster but failure for their users, now people are looking for warning for the next Hamster.

True, they're just taking advantage of the conditions due to the success of Notcoin, actually this project could be profitable for both parties (developers and users), but because of the large number of users and the small allocation for airdrops, it makes it seem like this project has failed. If they made more allocations to users who are expecting airdrops, I'm sure Hamster Kombat could be as successful as Notcoin, but unfortunately the current situation isn't like that.

[ajiz138]

I call this abuse. The people behind Hamster are banking on the success of Notcoin they saw the opportunity to monetize their platform because of the eagerness of the people to join, thinking that they are going to make money out of the success of Notcoin, it's both a success and a failure.
Success for the developers of Hamster but failure for their users, now people are looking for warning for the next Hamster.

True, they're just taking advantage of the conditions due to the success of Notcoin, actually this project could be profitable for both parties (developers and users), but because of the large number of users and the small allocation for airdrops, it makes it seem like this project has failed. If they made more allocations to users who are expecting airdrops, I'm sure Hamster Kombat could be as successful as Notcoin, but unfortunately the current situation isn't like that.

The community considers developers to be the ones who succeed because they will have the benefit of YouTube monetization while users only rely on the not-so-expected allocation from developers.

So obviously your disappointment, another success may be that Hamster Kombat managed to list on many exchanges but this was not the expectation of the community they only got a grain of dust from the token that should have been.

[GxSTxV]

Hamster Kombat gained significant popularity in a very short period with minimal marketing efforts, which let to attracting many players who had little to zero knowledge about cryptocurrency or Airdrops. Most of these players were either children or individuals misled by influencers who were mainly focused on profiting from their affiliate links.

Personally, I don’t hold the team responsiblilty of what happened as a failure. The project cleverly took advantage of greedy people, allowing some to profit while failing to satisfy players who were hoping to get rich by playing the game daily for six months or more.

[Asiska02]

I call this abuse. The people behind Hamster are banking on the success of Notcoin they saw the opportunity to monetize their platform because of the eagerness of the people to join, thinking that they are going to make money out of the success of Notcoin, it's both a success and a failure.
Success for the developers of Hamster but failure for their users, now people are looking for warning for the next Hamster.

Hamster Kombat really might not have seen this coming. They were suppose to have done TGE on an earlier date than when they did it. They were enjoying the many more users coming on board to generate them more revenue and forgot that they can’t satisfy them all with the amount they got to share for all participants at TGE. The project may look real and achieved success, but because of the too many users onboard, the amount they lunched the coin with was worth nothing as the many users would only have a little portion of them all which will definitely pain them after they’ve made a lot of money from this users. They may be happy because they’ve indeed done good marketing and profited from it, but they never put the interest of the community at heart.

[Patikno]

The community considers developers to be the ones who succeed because they will have the benefit of YouTube monetization while users only rely on the not-so-expected allocation from developers.

So obviously your disappointment, another success may be that Hamster Kombat managed to list on many exchanges but this was not the expectation of the community they only got a grain of dust from the token that should have been.

It is true, users are only used by Hamster Kombat developers as their view slaves because they monetize their social media like Youtube, in Indonesia itself, there are many people who really hope they can get big money from this game, but that never happened. This is an important lesson for all parties, not only users, but also developers.

[goldkingcoiner]

This actually happened in every business/project, no one will pay their workers the same like what the companies earn.

In this airdrop, you're asked to click, tweet, comment, like, watch the videos etc etc.

While working in real life, you're asked to work on other job desk, show loyalty to your senior, meet the target etc etc.

Hamster Kombat didn't fail, instead bounty hunters expect too much, since the reality not met their expectation, they call it failed.

I call this abuse.

You call it abuse, but I'd call it marketing.

I would call it false advertising. And I never even participated in any bounties/airdrops/etc. of the project. I am pretty sure everyone who did participate in such a marketing event now looks at the project with distaste. So calling it marketing is not quite accurate. Unless the point of the "marketing" was to destroy the image of the project. Then yes.

[ajiz138]

The community considers developers to be the ones who succeed because they will have the benefit of YouTube monetization while users only rely on the not-so-expected allocation from developers.

So obviously your disappointment, another success may be that Hamster Kombat managed to list on many exchanges but this was not the expectation of the community they only got a grain of dust from the token that should have been.

It is true, users are only used by Hamster Kombat developers as their view slaves because they monetize their social media like Youtube, in Indonesia itself, there are many people who really hope they can get big money from this game, but that never happened. This is an important lesson for all parties, not only users, but also developers.

Developers, of course, are in the business of making users slaves to views because it has been the trend of airdrops before.
I guess don't expect too much when they first join the airdrop of course expect more but the reality is not.
I'm sure from Hamster Kombat users more new users come to recognize the first time airdrop and it could be that they started with Hamster Kombat.

[uneng]

Obviously a project like that which distributes "free money" wouldn't last operational for a long time, but I understand it's still an opportunity for newbies to start their journeys in crypto universe from zero, without any initial investments. For those who participated and made profit from it, my suggestion is that they exchange the rewards received into Bitcoin before the project value goes to zero.

That is how you build wealth in crypto universe. Every side profits you make through altcoins, airdrops, games, faucets is converted into BTC for long term holding purposes. These projects are temporary, while Bitcoin is long lasting.

Also, doesn't matter how much you are offered to refer new members, always make sure to be ethical explaining the people you are going to refer the risks involved on the activity, warning them especially about potential financial losses which might be faced, if they are going to invest money from their pockets.

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It’s true that airdrops can either feel like a win or a letdown, depending on how they’re structured. The issue about the participants receiving fewer tokens after investing time gives off the vibe of a missed opportunity. But I agree with you, the team’s strategy is clever. They’ve successfully used gamification and referrals to drive engagement, while also building up their social presence and collecting views and subscribers.

That type of viral marketing isn’t something every project can pull off, so credit where it’s due. Whether it feels like a success or failure depends on what side you’re looking from: a community that wanted more immediate rewards or a project that capitalized on growing their reach.

[passwordnow]

The devs can consider themselves that it was a success while those people that have been tapping this massive hamster felt that it was a failure. And that is because the money only went through the developers starting from knowing the tap to earn projects and then everyone have thought that this is going to be a huge success for everyone. But little that all of those people that have efforted known that it's only profitable for them. That is because everyone that participated on it have expected a lot from an airdrop but, it shouldn't that be. Look at how it looks now based on its chart from the very time its token was launched in the market.

[gunhell16]

The devs can consider themselves that it was a success while those people that have been tapping this massive hamster felt that it was a failure. And that is because the money only went through the developers starting from knowing the tap to earn projects and then everyone have thought that this is going to be a huge success for everyone. But little that all of those people that have efforted known that it's only profitable for them. That is because everyone that participated on it have expected a lot from an airdrop but, it shouldn't that be. Look at how it looks now based on its chart from the very time its token was launched in the market.

Its price dropped quite a bit since it was listed on the market, and that's not surprising because we all know that the Hamster team has done a lot of wrong things in their communities. And you also witnessed that, although you are also right that those who participated in their airdrops should not have expected too much.

Now the only question is that when the price of bitcoin rallies, will the hamster follow in the lift or will it also be pulled? or will he fall even more? Because what I see is only pump and dump or manipulation. So for me, it's not a good idea to invest there because it can just turn out bad in the end.

[passwordnow]

The devs can consider themselves that it was a success while those people that have been tapping this massive hamster felt that it was a failure. And that is because the money only went through the developers starting from knowing the tap to earn projects and then everyone have thought that this is going to be a huge success for everyone. But little that all of those people that have efforted known that it's only profitable for them. That is because everyone that participated on it have expected a lot from an airdrop but, it shouldn't that be. Look at how it looks now based on its chart from the very time its token was launched in the market.

Its price dropped quite a bit since it was listed on the market, and that's not surprising because we all know that the Hamster team has done a lot of wrong things in their communities. And you also witnessed that, although you are also right that those who participated in their airdrops should not have expected too much.

Yeah, they've made a lot of mistake that the community would just want to dump the token and forget about it. But as long as it's listed in good exchanges, expect that the volume will remain and that's going to be traded but little by little, that will decrease and as we can see the ranking of it is also dropping.

Now the only question is that when the price of bitcoin rallies, will the hamster follow in the lift or will it also be pulled? or will he fall even more? Because what I see is only pump and dump or manipulation. So for me, it's not a good idea to invest there because it can just turn out bad in the end.

We don't know if that will happen but we will see once bitcoin price rallies. This is still a long way to go for the bull run and most of the memecoins are going to react for sure. And yes, maybe some other folks in here why we're saying that this hamster token is a meme, of course it is just like the other dog, frog and other type of meme coin animals that we have in the market.

[FortuneFollower]

We don't know if that will happen but we will see once bitcoin price rallies. This is still a long way to go for the bull run and most of the memecoins are going to react for sure. And yes, maybe some other folks in here why we're saying that this hamster token is a meme, of course it is just like the other dog, frog and other type of meme coin animals that we have in the market.

Even if BTC rally will help a bit, it won't return the credibility of the HMSTR after the listing and overall. They did some shady stuff, they did go into Season two, but I don't think that HK has a good future ahead. However, only time will tell, as it was said.

[passwordnow]

We don't know if that will happen but we will see once bitcoin price rallies. This is still a long way to go for the bull run and most of the memecoins are going to react for sure. And yes, maybe some other folks in here why we're saying that this hamster token is a meme, of course it is just like the other dog, frog and other type of meme coin animals that we have in the market.

Even if BTC rally will help a bit, it won't return the credibility of the HMSTR after the listing and overall.

Well, is there any credibility on this project at all? Maybe before they have milked their community into subscribing into their social media accounts and as well as have gained a lot of views from. But after they've done the obvious milking, there's no more credibility on them and that's hard to return and if ever they plan to return to that former glory, I don't even think that they'll reach that back then.

They did some shady stuff, they did go into Season two, but I don't think that HK has a good future ahead. However, only time will tell, as it was said.

It doesn't have a good future but while the listing remains from the likes of Binance and other known crypto exchanges then the trades are going to keep up with its demand. But I don't really think that it won't be staying there for so long, once this bull run is done, it's also done for because what's the use case and what other things that it can do aside from being tradable into these known exchanges?

[ultrloa]

We don't know if that will happen but we will see once bitcoin price rallies. This is still a long way to go for the bull run and most of the memecoins are going to react for sure. And yes, maybe some other folks in here why we're saying that this hamster token is a meme, of course it is just like the other dog, frog and other type of meme coin animals that we have in the market.

Even if BTC rally will help a bit, it won't return the credibility of the HMSTR after the listing and overall. They did some shady stuff, they did go into Season two, but I don't think that HK has a good future ahead. However, only time will tell, as it was said.

Many people drop them since instead that they get a lot of praised when finally they launch their token and it even listed on big exchange people didn't like what they get despite of the efforts they give for the project.

Right now I don't think its good to invest with this project since its like people who bought HMSTR will get fooled again. They are always the winner and true losers are those people who believe that there token will bring good success for people who invest with it.

I see this project as pump and dump token so people must be aware of that.