There’s an ongoing debate on social media about the right metrics to build on hamster Kombat; whether it’s better to build your profit per hour or your coin balance. It’s a tough debate but in my opinion, it’s best to build your coin balance alittle bit more than the profit per hour. There’s been an official statement regarding this issue but I still maintain my stand that all players should upgrade their cards but store something out of it in the coin balance for eventualities.

Key Takeaways

• The Hamster Devs have straightened out the need to prioritize the Profit per Hour over coin balance but it doesn’t entirely eliminate the possibility of the coin balance playing a role in the overall airdrop allocation.
• It’s more advisable to build your balance alongside the Profit per Hour, so that you won’t be left stranded should they take a different route.
• People who channel much energy into upgrading their profit per hour may be rewarded separately during airdrop allocation, same way players who purchased skins and some bots were rewarded by Notcoin (just the writer’s view) 

Hamster Kombat is a Tap2earn clicker game built on telegram that allows users earn and accumulate coins when they repeatedly tap on their screens. It was launched some months ago and surprisingly, it’s growth has surpassed all the current clicker games on the Internet at the time and with their most recent announcement that they are launching on the TON blockchain, their growth has even skyrocketed further.

The main topic under debate that I want to address to the best of my knowledge has nothing to do with the massive growth of hamster Kombat but the welfare of the players and people working so hard to secure a high crypto allocation from the game. It would be highly disappointing for someone to use his or her coin balance to purchase miners and upgrade only to have much less token that others who kept accumulating theirs.

But this article, we will first look at the possible benefits of using majority of your coin balance to upgrade your profit per hour based on speculations and then the downsides and why you may have to prioritize one over the other.

What Does Hamster Profit Per Hour Mean?

The profit per hour as the name implies is the number of tokens your miners fetch you every hour without having to tap or complete the in-game tasks. The coins gotten from the profit per hour allow me to use PPH is credited to your main coin balance.

What does this tell you? It means the ultimate goal of the miners users purchase and the various cards being upgraded is to eventually increase the coin balance without much stress. Having understood what the profit per hour means when it pertains the game, let me explain what I understand from it.

Recall that during the era of Notcoin, there was an “auto tap bot” that automatically earns users free coins when they are asleep for which, the players have to login every 12 hours at most to claim the coins in order for the bot to continue accumulating more? I think the profit per hour on hamster Kombat serves the same purpose. Before you come at me to probably devour me, here’s why I said so.

The Profit Per hour generates coins automatically whether or not the player taps for a period of 3 hours at most after which, it stops and waits for the user to claim the coins before the auto mining continues. This is very similar to the auto tap bot on Notcoin and as such, there’s a high chance the feature just serves the same purpose since there’s no such thing on Hamster Kombat.

Secondly, the profit per hour generates coins that eventually get credited to the existing coin balance, if it were the real coin users should be building, don’t you think the earnings from it should have been added to a different balance? Rational explanation suggests so. Another evidence that the coin balance could be what matters most.

But on a speculative note, there could be benefits attached to purchasing the miners and only the developers of the game can tell us what it is maybe at launch date.

How Users Who Use Their Balance to Upgrade Profit Per Hour May Benefit

Allow me to use Notcoin as a case study once again. Moreover most clicker games we see today including hamster Kombat were all inspired directly or indirectly by the success of Notcoin. So it’s not out of place to use it as an example.

Notcoin rewarded alot of users who purchased skins, auto tap bot and many other things with their in-game coins with extra tokens at the end of the game i.e. during allocation.

In the world of speculation, I feel there would be a reward for users who use a lot of their coin balance for the purchase of cards. A sort of compensation at the end of the game during allocation of the real token.

That could be the reason why they advised users not to just stash up their coins but to buy cards and upgrade their miners. Hey! I’m not stating facts right now, it’s just speculation. Don’t forget the goal is to break down and better understand why most players are surprised about whether to use their coins for upgrade or to accumulate it.

Best Advice For Hamster Kombat Players

The best advice for players regarding the issue of whether to stash their coin balance or to use it for profit per hour upgrade is for them to keep some coins in the balance while upgrading their cards wisely.

What I mean is, while upgrading your miners and purchasing cards with your coins, endeavour to do it wisely. Don’t use all your balance to upgrade profit per hour, instead use a portion of it. Best part is, there are numerous ways to accumulate coins on the game, you can make it a point of duty to use the coins gotten from the daily combo to upgrade your miners whilst storing the profits generated from the miners and the tapping.

This way, whether there is a reward for people who buy miners or cards, you wouldn’t be left out completely.

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One thing I am almost certain of is that, the coin balance will certainly be used in the calculation. Disregard most of the reports and videos claiming the coins in your balance will have no utility. If this theory were correct, the developers of the game wouldn’t call it a Tap2earn.

The various cards and miner upgrades are secondary, the primary way of earning more coins on hamster by default is via tapping, completing tasks and the daily check-in. Every other thing is just an added advantage to make coin accumulation easier for busy people.

Final Thoughts

Hamster has cleared the air over what they intend to prioritize when time for the airdrop reaches, according to their most recent announcement, profit per hour is what matters the most in the calculation. It’s important to also make changes at your own end in order to remain in line with what they want.

For people who want to upgrade their profit per hour, endeavour to pay attention to Legal and Special cards. These cards tend to have the most profits and they don’t take much from a player’s balance. While upgrading, make sure you don’t consistently upgrade any particular card multiple times otherwise you will spend millions for little to no profit.

It’s better to touch the various legal and special cards here and there, max upgrade for each should be twice or thrice at most. That way, you get the best from your investment.

While doing this too, keep some in your coin balance because some of these games say one thing and do another when time comes for allocation. Still stash abit of your coins in the balance so that you don’t get caught “unfresh“. Lol

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