Hamster Kombat (HMSTR), a play-to-earn (P2E) game on Telegram, is gaining significant traction as it nears its launch, thanks in part to Binance’s backing.
The exchange’s token launch platform recently locked in over $14 billion in assets, a notable feat as it prepares for the distribution of 3 billion HMSTR tokens through an airdrop.
As of September 25, the total locked value on Binance Launchpool reached approximately $14.1 billion, reflecting heightened interest in the game. The airdrop is set to occur over a three-day period leading up to the token’s listing.
Participation has been robust, with around 190,551 users contributing to the FDUSD pool, locking over $2 billion, while more than 1.3 million users engaged with the BNB pool, securing over 18 million BNB. The excitement surrounding the HMSTR airdrop continues to draw crypto enthusiasts to Binance Launchpool.
The token is scheduled to officially list on September 26, coinciding with the start of the airdrop and on-chain claims at 10 UTC, followed by trading beginning at 12 UTC.
Meanwhile, the game is transitioning into a new interlude season after wrapping up Season 1, with players now focused on collecting in-game diamonds. Despite delays in its launch, anticipation remains high for the upcoming Binance listing as players continue to engage with the project.
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