Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) Token Launch: Pre-Market Price and Airdrop Details
Following the announcement of the Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) token on September 20, players who participated in season one are now gearing up to claim their tokens and begin trading. With its expansive token distribution plan, this airdrop is expected to become one of the largest in the cryptocurrency space.
As the official token listing approaches, speculations around the anticipated price of HMSTR are running high. The token will officially list tomorrow, but Bybit had previously opened pre-market trading on July 8, 2024. This gave traders early access to HMSTR tokens, which have been trading at $0.01023 over the past 24 hours.
HMSTRUSDT Token Chart: Pre-Market Price in USD and Naira
Interest in the HMSTR token has surged over the past few weeks. As of the latest pre-market quotes, the HMSTR exchange rate stands at $0.01023 against the US dollar. Nigerian traders, in particular, are keen to know how much their HMSTR tokens are worth in both USD and Naira.
With the current exchange rate of ₦1,600 per USD, here’s a breakdown of the value of HMSTR tokens for different holdings:
| HMSTR Tokens | Value in USD | Value in NGN |
|---|---|---|
| 10,000 HMSTR | $102.3 | ₦164,640 |
| 20,000 HMSTR | $205.6 | ₦329,280 |
| 30,000 HMSTR | $308.9 | ₦493,920 |
| 50,000 HMSTR | $511.5 | ₦823,200 |
Analysis Breakdown: Value of HMSTR in USD and NGN
- 10,000 HMSTR Tokens: Holders of 10,000 tokens have $102.3 in USD, while Nigerian holders will receive ₦164,640 at the current exchange rate.
- 20,000 HMSTR Tokens: Those with 20,000 tokens will see $205.6 in USD, with Nigerians receiving ₦329,280.
- 30,000 HMSTR Tokens: Gamers with 30,000 tokens will hold $308.9, translating to ₦493,920 for Nigerian holders.
- 50,000 HMSTR Tokens: Those holding 50,000 tokens will have $511.5, equaling ₦823,200 in Naira.
As excitement builds for the official listing, the HMSTR token’s value in both USD and Naira will be closely watched by crypto traders and investors across the globe.
