As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the gaming and crypto industries, I find the decision by Hamster Kombat’s development team to decline venture capital funding intriguing and refreshing. Having seen numerous projects lose their focus on the player base due to external funding pressures, it’s heartening to see a team that prioritizes its players above all else.
The creators of Hamster Kombat game have recently revealed that they turned down several investment proposals from cryptocurrency venture capital groups.
On August 10th, the team communicated through their official Telegram group that they decided against accepting venture capital investments, preferring instead to focus the game on its player community.
The team is cautious about accepting funds from investors, as they don’t want the investor’s potential profit to stem from exploiting the player base as a revenue source.
Rather than this, they strive to make sure that the game recognizes and compensates players equitably according to their involvement and exertion.
As a researcher, I can share that while certain venture firms expressed interest, our team opted to carry on with Hamster Kombat’s development independently, without accepting external funding at this time.
Apart from the current discussion, they additionally disclosed information about an upcoming token called Hamster Kombat (HMSTR). Here’s their allocation plan: 60% will be reserved for the players, while the rest is earmarked for liquidity, partnerships, in-game rewards, and further development of the game’s environment.
Additionally, the statement contained a word of caution regarding fraudulent HMSTR token airdrop schemes. Players have been advised to exercise caution and steer clear of such deceptive practices.
Hamster Kombat has already gained a huge following, with over 300 million players. The game’s developers are also planning what they call “the largest airdrop in crypto history.”
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2024-08-13 01:40