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Hamster Kombat is currently the most popular Telegram game, with over 200 million registered users, although active players range from 30 to 50 million. This stats automatically makes them bigger. They have approximately 30 million YouTube subscribers and over 12 million Telegram subscribers, including premium accounts.


 These guys used the power of the community to create one of the most profitable projects out there, and their revenue has skyrocketed since they started their YouTube channel. They are capitalizing on the success of notcoin, and they have eventually surpassed notcoin in terms of adoption, but will their airdop outperform notcoin? It remains to be seen.


 The average user earned $100 from notcoin airdop, while others earned up to $900, but many people believe that the hamster user base is simply too large for the average person to earn $100. However, this is not how airdop operates. However, I do not want to get into the tokenomics and why I believe some of Hamster's most active users could earn more than $1000 in airdop. 


The main goal of this project is to compare Hamster to another telegram game, Pixelverse. 

Pixelverse is not **tap-to-earn-to-airdrop**. It is a **PLAY-TO-AIDROP game.** The game has an average of 12 million users and players and is relatively undervalued. It is a game with multiple fronts in which you can purchase and own playable NFTs to compete against other players.


 These game owners are attempting to create a game that is more than just airdop users, but they understand that the foundation for attaching first-time users is to provide them with an airdop. The game has better gamification and is more exciting, and over the last few weeks, the team has invested over $330k in their referral program, gifting the most referrals in the game. 


They have now stated that this incentive is not the most important factor in determining who receives which airdop. They are going to reward the most active players in the game, and most of their announcements have stated that they will prioritize those who participated in playing rather than mining.


 They have now created a system that distinguishes bots from real users in the same way that catizen does, but most importantly, they are made up of people who reveal their faces and real names.


 They have held pixel fests in South Korea and even Nigeria, and while Hamster Kombat appears to be a bigger deal on the surface, these guys have a long-term model, a gaming model that works beyond the initial airdrop they promise.

I am not sure what Hamster Kombat's future plans are; they mostly give users riddles to solve. They prioritize YouTube earnings and farming above all else, and who wouldn't? With over 15 million views per video spread across 30 days per month, who would not want to keep earning so much money? 


However, due to their popularity, many people will adopt their coins when they eventually launch, investing money and buying and selling. However, I am not sure if this will be sustainable in the long run, or what the coin's value will be. 

In terms of airdrops, I am not sure which project will be more valuable, but Pixelverse appears to want to be sustainable, which ultimately counts.  I am more optimistic about Pixelverse than I am about Hamster Kombat, and this is due to obvious indicators. I participate in several other Telegram airdop projects, but most of them are simply trying to farm their community, with the exception of a few. 

Now, the money from these projects' airdrops will not be life changing. I, for one, believe they are a great distraction from the bear market. I have been playing Pixelverse for a long time, and I believe it is the only project that I am confident will provide decent airdop to its users.


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It is pretty self-explanatory, and you will not lose anything except an hour or two of active participation each day.


Crypto is becoming more dynamic with these Telegram projects; most influencers are making a lot of money because of their large audience, but active participation is ultimately required. So, if you are looking for better Telegram projects to farm, Memefi, Catizen, and Pixelverse are some of the most underrated options. 


If you want to join Pixelverse, follow this link; it is very simple and you should be able to start playing right away. TGE and launch may occur in August, but you still have time. 


Join here, click the Link:  



https://t.me/pixelversexyzbot?start=2090820523




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