The strategy used by Hamster Kombat to let players gain more in-game cash to improve their exchange has intriguing ramifications for both the cryptocurrency industry and its own user base.

By watching some films on Hamster Kombat's YouTube account, players can gain in-game currency. The channel offers animated content that is divided into Learn and News sections and covers significant subjects that are especially relevant to Web3 novices.

According to Borget, this strategy may be crucial for introducing new people to Web3, cryptocurrency trading, and blockchain technology.

"We're doing excellent in getting new users into the space. A portion of them will begin to study financial literacy or the effects of Web 3. They can link our wallet to other games through ownership, which is advantageous for the entire ecosystem, according to Borget.

Other elements in Hamster Kombat are helping players get more in-game points and are starting to show promise as a way for community members to collaborate on content creation. There are two special in-game elements that award millions of points: daily combo cards and cipher.

To gain one million points for daily ciphers, players must successfully input a secret code by tapping Morse code on their displays. In the meanwhile, gamers can purchase a combination of three upgrades in the daily combo challenge to earn up to five million points. Every day, new codes and combinations are added.

The most popular Hamster Kombat material in recent weeks has been user-generated videos that reveal these daily combos on social media sites like YouTube and TikTok. Daily news articles providing daily codes and ciphers are also being produced by a number of websites.

In addition to building community and offering a passive income stream, this kind of material may eventually prove to be a successful way for websites and content producers to make money.

Airdrop of Hamster Kombat

The remarkable increase in the number of players in Hamster Kombat is attributed in large part to Notcoin's success. The Hamster Kombat token will launch on the TON blockchain, according to its producers, albeit the airdrop date has not yet been set.

It's assumed that participants want to win a token airdrop that's just as profitable as Notcoin's. Gamers of Hamster Kombat can now connect to Telegram's integrated TON wallet, and the token listing is currently active according to the in-game menu. Players who want to take part in the next airdrop will need to finish certain requirements.

Many people who watch viral videos of people from all walks of life playing Hamster Kombat seem to be hoping that their Hamster CEO will reimburse them in person for the time they spend clicking and improving their exchange.

Co-founder of Animoca Brands Yat Siu notes that although these games have the potential to be profitable, "life-changing" financial gains aren't necessarily the result. Furthermore, he stated that it is not the genre's main goal.

"My family and I participated in Notcoin games. We had a good time with it, and I believe I earned $10 in the airdrop. Well, I may not have spent many hours on it, but that's not the case for us, is it? It's amusement and fun, Siu says.

Although the game has a speculative appeal, he also acknowledges that players do not need to pay to play.

"This is a completely different genre; it's enjoyable and entertaining. In my opinion, this is marketing and advertising rather than just pure speculation. The willingness to provide incentives, the worth of which may not be known, is another aspect that adds pleasure to brand promotion, whether it be for a gaming company, a Notcoin company, or a gaming platform, according to Siu.