Hamster Kombat's HMSTR token launches on September 26 at 10 PM AEST, following much anticipation from players on Telegram. Out of 300 million players, only 141 million qualified for the airdrop. An anti-cheat system banned 2.3 million users for cheating. Its roadmap has been revealed, and it includes an ad revenue network, a token buyback and burn program, an NFT marketplace, and a second airdrop phase. Next to Notcoin (NOT) and Catizen (CATI), Hamster Kombat is one of the most hyped-up crypto minigames on Telegram, and its players have been long awaiting the launch of the project's HMSTR token, which starts on September 26 10 PM AEST. Related: Satoshi Era Wallet Worth $77 Million, Moves BTC Mined in 2009 If you're eligible for the HMSTR token airdrop, you can claim your tokens through the Hamster Kombat mini app on Telegram. One of the few available withdrawal methods so far is via the new EBI Exchange, which is available as an APK for Android users only. However, for those who don't choose a method before the listing can use a "direct claim" feature after the token is listed on September 26. Hey CEOs! In case you forgot.. the listing is tomorrow, September 26, 12 pm UTC!If you haven't chosen a withdrawal method yet, you still have two options:• direct claim(this method will be available on the day of the listing — September 26, 12 pm UTC)• crypto exchange… pic.twitter.com/H2whSguyfo— Hamster Kombat (@hamster_kombat) September 25, 2024 What is Hamster Kombat? Undeniably one of the largest tap-to-earn games in Telegram, Hamster Kombat has seen rapid success since its launch in March of this year, amassing over 300 million players (according to the project). The game revolves around simple tapping mechanics, accessible as a Telegram mini-app. Its main goal is to earn HMSTR coins by tapping on a hamster image and completing other tasks. The coins can be used to upgrade the hamster's abilities or trade them in the game's built-in exchange. In the first phase of Hamster Kombat's airdrop season, 75% of the 100B HMSTR tokens were allocated to the community. However, only 141M of the 300M users were eligible for the airdrop, but not in full, it seems. Over 2.3M users were banned for cheating, too, after the game carefully analysed players' behaviour thanks to its anti-cheat system. HAMSTER MATH