Tomarket Reverses Airdrop Ban on Players Accused of Cheating

In the lead-up to its token generation event (TGE) on 31 October, the Telegram-based game Tomarket has drawn significant attention from the crypto gaming community.

After announcing airdrop allocations for its TOMA token, Tomarket faced backlash from players who claimed they were unfairly banned from receiving tokens due to alleged cheating.

Following player complaints, Tomarket's development team confirmed on Tuesday that many of these bans had been reversed, allowing affected users to receive their airdrop.

The team wrote in a Telegram post:

“Following our initial review, a sizable amount of accounts have already been verified and unlocked, so please check your airdrop status to see if your account has been cleared.”

However, the exact number of reinstated players remains undisclosed.

Tomarket created its TOMA token on The Open Network (TON) last Thursday and shared airdrop details with players on Friday.

While trading has not yet been enabled, Tomarket indicated that players could earn additional rewards in the meantime.

The listing date and total token supply are still unspecified, though the team has confirmed that 80% of TOMA's total supply will be allocated to the airdrop.

Since its launch, Tomarket has reportedly reached over 40 million players.

Players Unsure of Tomarket's Future, Seeks Answers

Amid mounting anticipation for the airdrop and token launch, some Tomarket players are voicing concerns about the expected value of their TOMA tokens, gauging potential worth based on speculative pre-market prices—a reaction similar to that seen in Telegram games like Hamster Kombat and X Empire.

Compounding these concerns, key details such as the total token supply and timeline for TOMA's exchange listing remain vague, prompting a flood of questions from the community as players seek clarity.

Binance Pre-Lists TOMA? What's Next After the Airdrop?

Tomarket has hinted at significant developments following its airdrop, though specific details remain under wraps.

What is confirmed so far is the introduction of a Farming Pool feature, which will allow TOMA token holders to access exclusive projects, increase earnings, and benefit from referrals.

Like other popular Telegram games such as Notcoin and X Empire, Tomarket aims to provide unique perks to players while also offering exposure to upcoming projects.

Through the Farming Pool, players who refer new users will receive a 10% share of the tokens generated by their referrals.

Additionally, Tomarket recently posted on X (formerly known as Twitter) showing Binance listing TOMA, though no formal announcement has confirmed this listing as players questioned if it is a scam.

The team also hinted at a "premium medal" offering boosts to future features, though it remains uncertain whether this will enhance the Farming Pool or introduce a different functionality altogether.