The Telegram game ‘Hamster Kombat’ has seen a huge growth with 150 million players

Telegram-based crypto gaming experience Hamster Kombat With more than 150 million players, it now has a player base larger than the population of Russia, he said on Friday.

That growth is based on a 50% increase from the actual. last week, when the developers of the game said that they passed the 100 million user mark. For some context, that means one in five Telegram users have signed up for the game, which encourages players to boost the hamster's virtual crypto exchange by picking up real crypto prizes.

Those rewards will come in the final form Simulation air drop For players who accumulate points in the game—which is available as a mini-app in Telegram, the popular messaging app, and requires no additional downloads. Last week, a member of the Hamster Combat team hinted that the airdrop is currently scheduled for July.

There is no denying that the game is attracting a huge amount of interest in Telegram. The Hamster Combat ad channel in Telegram is far and away the app's most popular channel. 35 million subscribers.

The game YouTube channel It currently has 23 million subscribers Twitter account He has 7.7 million followers. Each account's followers have grown significantly even in the last week.

Hamster Kombat's success was largely fueled by its spiritual predecessor, Notcoinanother crypto-backed in-app Telegram game that has won a loyal following over players with a lucrative token.

Notcoin weather started on May 16 Many fans; The token, no, has grown in value since then, from a 2 billion dollars Market capitalization last week. Currently, it is not one of the top 60 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization CoinGecko.

Toncoin, The Open Network (TON)'s native, Telegram-friendly blockchain, seems to have benefited from Hamster Kombat's success as well. The token reached an all-time high of $8.13 on Friday. It has risen more than 26% in the last two weeks.

The rise of Notcoin first and now Hamster Kombat, seems to have attracted more successors. Yesterday, two more Telegram-based games with token airdrop ambitions—Tapswap and Yescoin—announced their imminent launch on Tons.

Edited by Andrew Hayward.