The cryptocurrency space continues to evolve, and new token listings are making waves. Among the most recent listings are $HSMTR and $CATI, two tokens that have generated significant interest. As these tokens gain traction, many investors and traders have been keeping a close eye on their airdrop allocations. However, some participants have voiced concerns over the relatively low airdrop allocations for these tokens. In this article, we will take a closer look at the $HSMTR and $CATI listings, explore the reasons behind the low airdrop allocations, and provide insights into what these developments mean for investors and the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem. What are $HSMTR and $CATI? Before diving into the specifics of the airdrops, it's essential to understand what these tokens represent. $HSMTR (HashMatter) : $HSMTR is the native token of the HashMatter project, which focuses on decentralized data storage and security solutions. HashMatter aims to provide a scalable and efficien
Filipino cardiologist and health advocate, Willie Ong, who previously ran for vice president in the 2022 national elections, revealed on Saturday, September 14, that he has been diagnosed with sarcoma cancer in his stomach and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. Ong, who is receiving treatment abroad, shared on his official YouTube channel that after the 2022 elections, he continued his usual activities, such as vlogging, community service, and medical missions. Initially, he thought his symptoms—like shortness of breath and difficulty swallowing—were just signs of aging, and even gave advice on social media about common issues faced by people nearing their 60s. However, by October 2023, he noticed a significant change in his condition, particularly with severe back pain that spread from his lower back upward, which alarmed him. By mid-August 2024, he admitted himself to a hospital in Manila due to worsening back pain and a swollen abdomen. "It suddenly hurt so much. The pain wa