I heard that on August 8 in Hamster Kombat there was a cool daily cipher code—you had to enter the word ALGO using Morse code and get 1 million coins. In general, this daily cipher mechanic is pretty interesting: you input a dot ( and a dash ), click and long-click on the hamster ((), wait 1.5 seconds between letters, and—coins in your pocket.

By the way, at that time Bitcoin was above 57 thousand, and investors were very active. And Hamster Kombat itself was already preparing for a huge airdrop—the team planned to give 60% of HMSTR tokens to players. By the time the white document was published, the game already had 300 million users, with 50 million active daily users from 190 countries. Not supported by venture funds, yet already generating revenue—wow.

Besides the daily cipher code, there are tons of other ways to earn: a daily combo with three cards )5 million coins(, videos in the Earnings tab ) for 100 thousand per video(, mini-games with golden keys, daily rewards, and inviting friends. If you log in regularly every three hours, even offline coins keep coming in. Plus, improving the exchange through cards—this gives you passive income. In general, right before the airdrop, guides for the daily cipher code were all the rage; everyone was grabbing every chance to earn more. It’s interesting how many people actually waited for that airdrop and what happened to them afterward.