A new crypto game on the instant messaging platform Telegram has been seeing phenomenal growth since its launch in March this year.
According to Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, Hamster Kombat has attracted 239 million sign-ups over the past three months, making it the latest phenomenon on the internet.
Hamster Kombat is a game where users play as the hamster CEO of a fictional crypto exchange mirroring real-world dynamics. Players mine in-game coins when they tap on the digital hamster and the earned coins can be used to strategically upgrade their virtual startup.
Says Durov,
“It took Hamster only 73 days to reach 100 million monthly users. Each day, 4-5 million new users join Hamster Kombat, making it the fastest-growing digital service in the world.
As I said a few months back, a new wave of mini-apps on Telegram is coming, and Hamster Kombat is now leading the pack. Its amazing growth shows the viral potential of the Telegram mini-app platform”
Hamster Kombat also promises to give players more value for participating in the game with the anticipated launch of the app’s token on the layer-1 protocol Toncoin (TON) this month.
“Soon, Hamster’s team will mint its token on TON, introducing the benefits of blockchain to hundreds of millions of people. A new era is arriving, and we are witnessing its arrival in real-time.”
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