Hamster Kombat Second Airdrop Will Be Launched In The Next 2 Years

Key Points:

• Hamster Kombat plans a second season and airdrop on TON blockchain.
• Founders aim to eliminate bots before token listing.

Hamster Kombat Second Airdrop is planned within two years. The founders aim to ensure game integrity by removing bots.

In an interview with The Block, the founder of Ton ecological blockchain game Hamster Kombat said that a second season and a second airdrop would be within the next two years.

Hamster Kombat Second Airdrop and Future Plans

The founders of Hamster Kombat, quite assured about the game’s future, have already planned the second airdrop. “The game will go on, and there will be a second season with the second airdrop in the next two years,” they said. The founders believe this token is of great value and that millions of users globally will own it.

Similar to its Telegram-based peers Notcoin and Catizen, Hamster Kombat operates on the TON blockchain. Toncoin, the blockchain’s native token, has climbed to reside as the world’s eighth-biggest token by market capitalization, currently standing at more than $18 billion, according to CoinMarketcap.

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Bot Deployment and User Device Policies

The founders intend to deal with bot deployment to preserve the integrity of the game. “We see everyone trying to flood bots, and we will be cleaning them up before the listing,” they commented.

Notcoin had previously done a clean-up that resulted in the banning of some 20% of bot accounts, an achievement Hamster Kombat hopes to replicate. However, No plans are underway to limit users to specific devices.

One of the main tasks in Hamster Kombat’s roadmap is to achieve blockchain education, financial literacy, and universal basic income for 1 billion people globally. This project looks forward to being key in such matters.