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Telegram CEO Praises Hamster Kombat, Says it Onboarded 239 Million People in 3 Months 

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The CEO of Telegram, Pavel Durov, offered his thoughts and forecasts regarding Hamster Kombat, a well-liked Web 3 play-to-earn game that has dominated the market since its release.

 The project’s remarkable growth and its potential to introduce blockchain technology to millions of people were frequently highlighted by the CEO.

 Mr. Durov mentioned that in just three months, 239 million people have played the tap-to-earn game Hamster Kombat, which is hosted on Telegram and in which players assume the role of CEOs of bitcoin exchanges.

On his Telegram channel, Mr. Durov provided his observations and unveiled significant numbers that emphasized the widespread usage of Hamster Kombat and its importance in the blockchain sector.

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“Hamster Kombat has become the latest Internet phenomenon everyone’s talking about. 239 million people have signed up for this Telegram mini app in just 3 months

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

 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” Durov posted on his channel

Hamster Kombat due to its massive adoption and popularity has run into trouble in some parts of the world.

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According to an Associated Press report, the Crypto game has been fingered by elements of the Iranian government as a distraction from the national presidential election.

Rear Adm. Habibollah Sayyari, the deputy chief of Iran’s military, described the app as part of the West’s “soft war” against Iran’s theocracy ahead of the election.

“One of the features of the soft war by the enemy is the ‘Hamster’ game,” Sayyari said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.

He theorized that the enemy is popularizing the game so that people would be distracted and not pay attention to the plans of presidential candidates.

Hamster Kombat belongs to the Web 3 play-to-earn crypto projects category featuring other popular projects like Tapswap and Notcoin.

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