The team behind Hamster Kombat, known for its simple yet addictive gameplay, recently announced plans to deepen the integration of the HMSTR token into the game. They say this will make the experience more engaging for users. However, despite these positive announcements, there are clearly problems brewing behind the scenes.

The recent sharp drop in the value of the HMSTR token has attracted attention, and the developers have been quick to assure that this is just the result of the standard market mechanism of supply and demand. They say that many users are simply selling their assets, which is supposedly normal. But isn’t this a warning sign? Players are losing confidence in the token, and perhaps the loud promises can no longer compensate for the reality.

In an attempt to stem the tide of investors, the team has announced additional rewards for those who decide to hold onto their tokens in the game. But will this be just a temporary measure to distract attention while the market continues to show instability? Will Hamster Kombat really become more sustainable, or is this another step aimed at preventing a major crisis within the game?