Most of the people who played the viral crypto game Hamster Kombat will likely earn a maximum of just $10 each when the HMSTR token starts trading on exchanges like Binance and OKX on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 12:00 PM UTC.

It comes after the game’s airdrop – a type of free cryptocurrency giveaway in which tokens are deposited (airdropped) into user wallets – was rocked by controversy earlier this week, with allegations of unfair distribution.

“Cheating is bad,” the developers of Hamster Kombat said in a card sent out to 2.3 million disqualified users in September. The studio heads were cleaning the house to protect the rewards of legit gamers ahead of the airdrop and token launch on The Open Network (TON).