Quel est le prix actuel de Hamster Kombat ?
Le prix actuel de Hamster Kombat est 0,0001384 € avec un changement de 1,59 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
Hamster Kombat is a tap-to-earn game that runs inside Telegram as a mini app, and HMSTR is the token it distributed to players. In the original game the player runs a fictional crypto exchange as a hamster CEO: you tap the screen to earn in-game coins, then spend those coins on upgrade cards that raise a passive profit-per-hour rate, so progress continues while you are away.
The project matters mostly as a case study. It became one of the largest consumer onboarding events any blockchain has seen, then lost most of that audience within months of its token launch. Anyone researching HMSTR today is looking at a token whose game still exists and still ships seasons and events, but at a small fraction of its 2024 scale. HMSTR itself is a jetton on The Open Network, the blockchain associated with Telegram, with nine decimals.
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The development team behind Hamster Kombat has never been fully identified in public, and the project has consistently presented itself through its Telegram channels rather than through a named studio or a foundation with disclosed principals. That is a meaningful gap in the record, and it should be stated plainly rather than filled with guesswork.
What is documented is the timeline. The game launched on Telegram in March 2024 and grew extremely quickly through referral mechanics and a daily-return loop. By August 2024 the project was publicly claiming roughly 300 million players. The HMSTR airdrop and exchange listings landed on September 26, 2024. A sharp decline in active players followed almost immediately, with widely reported estimates putting monthly active users near 30 million by November 2024.
The core loop Tapping earns in-game coins. Coins buy upgrade cards grouped into categories such as markets, public relations, legal and specials. Each card raises profit per hour, which accrues offline, so the game rewards returning rather than grinding.
Daily and social mechanics Daily combos, daily ciphers, mini-games and task lists gave repeated reasons to open the app, and referral rewards paid players for bringing in friends. That combination is what produced the growth curve.
Seasons and the HamsterVerse After the first airdrop the project moved to a seasonal structure with an interlude between seasons, and expanded from one clicker into a set of connected mini-games. Titles promoted through the official channel include Hamster Fight Club, Gamedev Heroes, Hamster King and Mission Pawsible, with event currencies, chests and crafting layered on top.
Reward distribution by vote Season rewards have been allocated by community vote rather than a fixed published schedule. One such vote settled the Season 2 reward formula at 1 percent weight to Season 1 activity, 9 percent to the interlude and 90 percent to Season 2 activity.
On-chain settlement Gameplay itself is off-chain and runs on the project's servers. The blockchain layer appears at claim time, when eligible balances are issued as HMSTR jettons on TON to a connected wallet.
HMSTR is primarily a distribution and reward asset. It is what seasons pay out and what exchange markets price. It is not gas on TON, it does not secure the network, and it does not confer protocol governance rights over the chain.
Supply is worth checking directly rather than taking from a summary. A live read of the HMSTR jetton master on September 11, 2026 returned a total supply of roughly 99,999,999,058 HMSTR against the commonly cited 100 billion figure, with about 1.34 million holders. The same read confirmed that the jetton master still lists a non-null admin address and therefore reports as mintable. In other words, the 100 billion figure is the project's stated plan, not a cap enforced by a renounced contract. That does not mean more tokens will be created, but it does mean the contract has not been locked in a way that makes further issuance impossible.
The project's published tokenomics described the large majority of supply as earmarked for player distribution, with a first-season airdrop taking roughly 60 percent of supply and a further share reserved to fund later seasons. Treat the exact split as project-stated rather than independently verifiable.
Its distribution channel is the whole story. By living inside Telegram, the game skipped app store friction, wallet downloads and onboarding funnels almost entirely, and it reached a user count that dwarfs most blockchain applications ever built. The airdrop that followed was, by player count, among the widest token distributions ever attempted. What the project has not demonstrated is a way to convert that reach into durable engagement once the reward expectation was satisfied.
There is no network to secure here. HMSTR inherits the security of The Open Network once tokens are in a user's wallet, and that part is standard: TON validators secure transfers, and a self-custodied jetton behaves like any other TON asset.
Everything before the claim is a centralized system. Game state, eligibility and the claim process live on servers the project controls, and the jetton master retains an admin address. The trust assumption is therefore about the operator, not about consensus.
Hamster Kombat proved that a messaging app can onboard hundreds of millions of people into a crypto product faster than any conventional channel, and then demonstrated, just as clearly, how little of that audience stays once the reward is paid. Both halves of that lesson have shaped how later Telegram and TON projects design retention, vesting and season structures.
HMSTR has been listed on major centralized exchanges since its September 2024 launch and also trades on TON-native decentralized exchanges. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction, so check the venue's own asset page.
HMSTR has been available on venues including:
After purchase, HMSTR can be held on an exchange, which is custodial, in a TON-compatible non-custodial wallet such as the wallets built into Telegram or standalone TON wallets, or in a hardware wallet paired with TON wallet software where supported.
HMSTR is a TON jetton. Sending it to an address on another network, or selecting the wrong network at withdrawal time, will lose the funds.
You can compare HMSTR with related TON and Telegram-native ecosystems on Coinrithm:
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Lire le guide complet du paper tradingLe prix actuel de Hamster Kombat est 0,0001384 € avec un changement de 1,59 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
Le volume d’échange quotidien est 512 273 € représentant un changement de 22,95 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
La capitalisation boursière de Hamster Kombat est 8 907 865 €, classé #666 mondialement.
La valorisation totalement diluée (FDV) de Hamster Kombat est 13 837 460 €, calculée en supposant une offre maximale de 100 000 000 000 HMSTR.
En circulation : 64 375 000 000. Total : 100 000 000 000. Maximum : 100 000 000 000.
Au cours des dernières 24 heures, Hamster Kombat s’est échangé entre un minimum de 0,0001378 € et un maximum de 0,0001411 €.
HMSTR/USDTTether USDT0,0001598 USDT
