Hamster Kombat Telegram Game to Launch Token on The Open Network

Hamster Kombat, a popular crypto game on Telegram, is set to launch its token on The Open Network (TON). With 60 million users and 20 million subscribers, Hamster Kombat has gained significant popularity in the crypto industry. The game, based around a hamster CEO, has amassed 60 million users since its launch in March. Notcoin (NOT), another Telegram game, has recently launched its NOT token, which has been this year's biggest gaming token launch so far.

Hamster Kombat takes the Telegram-based clicker premise and evolves it by allowing players to assume the role of CEO at a crypto exchange. Players tap to get points, which can be used to buy things that promote their exchange. For example, players can create a YouTube channel, go on Joe Rogan's podcast, or host a "special hamster conference" that passively earns points back.

As another tap-to-earn game, it is likely that points earned in the game will eventually be able to be converted into tokens. Notcoin (NOT) also launched its token on The Open Network, and the massive airdrop that came with it saw NOT break past a $1 billion market cap. Now, Hamster Kombat is gearing up to launch its own token with nearly three times more Telegram subscribers than Notcoin (NOT). While the game has announced its intent to launch a token on The Open Network, it has yet to reveal when exactly this will happen.