Hamster Kombat loses another 18 million players since November
Telegram game Hamster Kombat has lost 277 million players since July and has failed to release Season 2 in line with its roadmap.
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Hamster Kombat loses 86% of its users but gains 3,720% in volume
The volume of Hamster Kombat’s token rose from $39M to almost $1.5B in the space of two days despite a 260M player drop.
Hamster Kombat loses nearly 260 million players in just three months
Telegram’s CEO described Hamster Kombat as the world’s “fastest-growing digital service,” and said it would “bring blockchain to the masses.”
Hamster Kombat players are exploiting the game with massage guns
Their popularity among Hamster Kombat players means that massage gun sellers are advertising them as a way to quickly mine coins.
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