Internal conflict puts Hamster Kombat airdrop at risk

The Hamster Kombat (CRYPTO:HMSTR) project, a popular tap-to-earn game, is facing significant internal strife that threatens the stability of its HMSTR token airdrop and overall project development.

Reports from local Russian media suggest that disputes within the team, particularly involving investor AD.RU, have raised concerns about the project's future.  

The tensions stem from profit-sharing disagreements, leading to the possible delay or cancellation of the token listing and airdrop.  

The conflict began when AD.RU, an investor in the project, claimed that despite playing a crucial role in the development and marketing of Hamster Kombat, it had not received any profits.  

AD.RU had reportedly invested $600,000 and provided substantial marketing support, which helped secure additional investments and increased their stake in the project.  

However, the Hamster Kombat team allegedly failed to deliver on promises of profit-sharing, sparking the current dispute.  

The situation escalated when AD.RU presented evidence linking Hamster Kombat to its earlier project, Arenum, including shared hosting servers and domain registration details.  

This led to further accusations and the filing of a pre-trial claim against the project's founders.  

The conflict was further fueled by the departure of Hamster Kombat's marketing director, Nikita Anufriev, who claimed he was promised a share of the company's revenue but received nothing.  

Anufriev's exit and public statements have added to the growing tensions within the team.  

As a result of these internal disputes, the HMSTR token airdrop, initially scheduled for late July, has been postponed indefinitely.  

The ongoing conflict could also impact the project's development and server stability, potentially leading to disruptions in game availability.  

The situation remains unresolved, and the future of Hamster Kombat is uncertain as the team grapples with these challenges.