A Call to Action: Stop Undermining Hamster Coin’s Potential
Instead of selling off your tokens prematurely, consider the bigger picture—holding your coins and offering a bit of support could have driven the price higher, creating an environment where larger investors (whales) could enter without hesitation. This kind of momentum would have built trust and strengthened the coin’s future.
There’s been a lot of finger-pointing lately, with some accusing Hamster Coin of being a scam simply because they expected quick airdrop gains. But let’s set the record straight: cheating the system was never the right way to approach this. Hamster followed a legitimate strategy, and it's unfair to blame the project for actions that backfired on those attempting to game the process.
It’s important to recognize that referral bonuses aren’t unique to Hamster Coin—plenty of projects use similar models to reward users for inviting others. However, instead of leveraging these opportunities to make Hamster a strong contender in the market, many chose to sell off early. Unfortunately, that decision weakened the project.
The reality is that $0.0008 was a solid starting price, and we had the potential to build on it steadily. Rather than nurturing that growth, we allowed it to decline—and in the end, the losses affected us all. With time and persistence, we could have aimed for $1, but that opportunity slipped away due to short-term thinking.
Let’s reflect on the missed potential and learn from it. There’s still time to change course in future projects and strive for sustainable growth. Together, we can shape better outcomes—if we choose to.

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