The development team behind Hamster Kombat has recently disclosed that they have declined multiple offers from venture capital firms in the crypto sector.
The team announced this on August 10 via the game’s official Telegram channel. The team explained that they chose not to accept venture capital funding to keep the game centered around its players.
They believe that taking funds from investors could lead to situations where the player bases would be used as a source of revenue for investors, which the team wants to avoid.
Instead, they aim to ensure that the game rewards players fairly based on their participation and efforts. While the team did not name the venture firms that showed interest, they made it clear that Hamster Kombat’s development will continue without external funding.
In addition to this, the team also shared details about the upcoming Hamster Kombat token (HMSTR). They plan to reserve 60% of these tokens for the players, with the remaining amount set aside for liquidity, partnerships, in-game rewards, and future development of the game’s ecosystem.
The announcement also included a warning about scams related to fake HMSTR token airdrops. The team has warned players to be cautious and avoid falling for these scams.
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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