Hamster Kombat, the popular Telegram-based clicker game, is facing allegations of being a scam and has consequently delayed its token launch. With over 300 million crypto enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the token generation event (TGE) and listing of the HMSTR token, concerns have arisen due to a lack of updates from the game’s creators.
The allegations stem from Alex, the admin of Simple (SMPL)’s Telegram channel, who claims that the HMSTR token listing may be canceled. Alex alleges that Hamster Kombat has been derailed by internal conflict and accuses the project of being a scam, with broken promises, deceptive leadership, and stolen investments. Additionally, he claims that the founder of Hamster Kombat, Eduard Gurinovich, has reneged on the promised 18.6% profit share for players.
However, doubts have been raised about the legitimacy of these allegations. A YouTube video by CryptoWorld suggests that Alex might be leveraging the attention around Hamster Kombat to promote his own project and token, SMPL.
CryptoWorld warns that if Hamster Kombat fails to deliver soon, the hype surrounding it will fade, leading to the potential acceptance of the scam allegations by crypto enthusiasts. While there is currently no solid evidence to support the scam claims, CryptoWorld considers Alex’s post on Telegram to be a wake-up call for Hamster Kombat.
Some users believe that for Hamster Kombat to prove its legitimacy, it should proceed with the listing of the HMSTR token. Meanwhile, a recent report by media outlet Lenta.ru stated that there is internal conflict within the game, particularly involving a dispute with investor AD.RU. The report also alleged that the game is not sharing profits despite AD.RU’s contribution to its development. However, the article was taken down after one day.
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