TON blockchain validators prepare for Hamster Kombat coin creation.
Anticipating an increase in system demand, the Open Network (TON) blockchain proactively asked its verifiers to prepare to onboard millions of users from the Web3 game Hamster Kombat.
On September 25, a Telegram channel dedicated to tons of validators, developers, and moderators warned of an upcoming increase in bandwidth demand for the blockchain.
According to the announcement, Hamster Combat users are asked to ensure high availability of Hamster Combat (HMSTR) tokens on the blockchain:
The quality of verifications directly affects the quality of the blockchain. We appreciate your participation in the Open Network.
Tone verifiers cooperate through the Telegram channel
All TON verifiers are advised to join the “TON Status” Telegram channel between September 26th and 29th to ensure real-time support and are expected to implement any urgent fixes or resources within one hour when directed.
In addition, Ton verifiers are asked to “continually monitor the status of your verifier and hardware during these days.”
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Telegram-based game Hamster Kombat currently hosts 100 million monthly active users. The game claims to be the third fastest growing app in history, with 150 million users on board and surpassing Pokémon GO and Meta's Threads.
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Sandbox Metaverse co-founder Sébastien Bourget previously highlighted the role of Telegram-based games in reinventing the game-discovery method.
“It's exciting and powerful. It shows how things move in this industry with Web3's network effects. In weeks or months, they grow to incredible scale.”
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Future plans for Hamster Kombat
On September 25, the Hamster Combat team unveiled a new roadmap detailing its plans for the fourth quarter of 2024 and early 2025.
For Q4 2024, the game will include integrating external payment systems, launching new games in the Hamster ecosystem, and incorporating intangible tokens as in-game assets.
Hamster Kombat also claimed to have banned 2.3 million users from the game for cheating.
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