Beware of Cheating in Hamster Kombat or Risk Getting Banned

The popular blockchain game Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) has rolled out a new update aimed at preventing cheating among players. Alongside this update, the project has also announced key details about the upcoming airdrop of its HMSTR token.

As part of this anti-cheating effort, a new badge labeled "Cheating is Bad" has been introduced. This badge will be given to players caught engaging in suspicious activity during the game, such as using bots to gain an unfair advantage. The badge is marked by a green check on the player’s profile, making it easy to identify cheaters.

How the Anti-Cheat System Works

Cheating in Hamster Kombat often involves players using automated tools, or bots, to collect points unfairly. If the game detects such behavior, the player will receive the "Cheating is Bad" badge. This badge carries serious consequences, including the potential loss of airdrop rewards and even account suspension or banning. The development team considers these measures essential for maintaining fairness and balance within the game.

HMSTR Airdrop and Token Listing Plans

In addition to the anti-cheating update, Hamster Kombat has officially revealed details about the much-anticipated HMSTR token airdrop, which is set to take place on September 26, 2024. A total of 60% of the token supply will be distributed to the player community, while 40% will be reserved for market liquidity and ecosystem partnerships.

Moreover, Hamster Kombat is planning to list the HMSTR token on several major cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and Bitrue. The first listings will occur on Bitrue, Bybit, and OKX on the same day as the airdrop, marking a significant milestone for the project.

Concerns Over Price Fluctuations

While there is excitement surrounding the airdrop and token launch, some experts have expressed concerns about possible price volatility due to the large number of tokens entering the market after the airdrop. However, many remain optimistic about the game’s future, citing its large player base and high engagement levels as strong indicators of long-term success.

Rumors of Bans in Certain Countries

There have also been rumors that Hamster Kombat might be banned in countries like India, Pakistan, and Russia. However, as of now, no official confirmations have been made, and the game continues to operate with a significant number of active players in these regions.

With the upcoming airdrop and token listing, Hamster Kombat is solidifying its place in the blockchain gaming world. Players who aim to maximize their rewards should stay vigilant and avoid cheating, as the consequences can lead to missed opportunities in this growing ecosystem.