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Notcoin (NOT) has just made the day for its cardholders, announcing a major boost in passive income from the Notcoin card. On May 21, at precisely 14:00 UTC, double the revenue will be rolling in, making the project all the more delightful for its participants. This move comes hot on the heels of Notcoin's staggering performance, hitting a $1 billion Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) after 35 million players flocked to its Telegram-based game from January to April. Clearly, the potent blend of utility, fun, and cryptocurrency on messaging platforms is nothing short of a winning formula.
Riding high on this wave of success is the latest sensation: Hamster Kombat. This game stormed onto the scene on March 25, amassing a jaw-dropping 1 million players within just 11 days of its launch. Fast forward to today, and it has a whopping 8 million players, with 2.8 million users logging in daily and spending an average of 52 minutes per day enjoying the game.
Drawing inspiration from a mid-2010s game called USA Simulator, where players acted as politicians vying to develop their country, Hamster Kombat has ingeniously reimagined this concept for the crypto world. Here, players get to slip into the shoes of CEOs of crypto exchanges like Binance, OKX, or MEXC, aiming to garner points by tapping a hamster on the screen. These points then unlock the door to investing in BTC and ETH pairs, yielding returns on an hourly basis. While players can also spend points on bolstering security measures or acquiring valuable resources, every move promises to amplify their hourly profits.
What truly sets Hamster Kombat apart is its ingenious feature allowing partners to purchase "cards" and players to take actions that yield more currency per hour. Take joining a partner Telegram channel, for instance—it may set you back 15,000 points but pays back 3,000 points per hour, allowing for a complete return on investment within just five hours.
The game's success skyrocketed thanks to its SocialFi overlay, incentivizing players to share the game with friends and join connected channels. This viral effect led to explosive growth, with players' friends chipping in to further inflate the profits of their fictional exchanges. With an average of three shares per player initially, this number has now soared to around 15, particularly in regions where enthusiastic influencers have given the game a thumbs-up, causing a bottleneck for new player invitations.
Harnessing the power of Telegram as a hub for crypto enthusiasts, Hamster Kombat's developers have their sights set on releasing the game's token on the Binance Smart Chain by the end of May, further marking its territory in the crypto gaming stratosphere. The hamsters are ready, the action is relentless, and the profits are whirring round the clock.
Get those hamsters tapping!
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