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Hamster Kombat’s ability to hit 150 million users is all thanks to its game strategy that feels like a campus trend, not a marketing ploy! First, the Telegram integration: it’s where students already hang out—chatting with friends, joining clubs, and procrastinating—so adding a game is seamless. The gameplay is simple but addictive: tapping to earn coins, unlocking better tools, and “managing an exchange” feels like you’re playing a tycoon game, not dealing with crypto. Then there’s the referral system that pays you for sharing: invite a friend, get a bonus, and a percentage of their earnings—like getting paid to be popular. They also use social media to create hype—everyone’s posting their gameplay and referral codes, making it feel like a must-join challenge. Add in the promise of airdrops, and it’s no wonder students are obsessed.

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