Tomarket, a popular platform in the crypto world, is taking strong steps to keep its upcoming airdrop fair for its users.
The platform announced that it has removed many accounts that were suspected of cheating. This is happening just before the launch of its token, $TOMA, which many people are excited about.
The founder of Tomarket, Oliver Tomassi, shared in a tweet that the company wants to reward real community members.
He said, “We want to make sure our real community members are the ones cashing in on the rewards.” He also mentioned that the platform has a “big stash of $TOMA set aside just for those who’ve qualified.” However, the exact amount was not disclosed.
This announcement garnered some reaction. In the comment section, some users asked what criteria or specific behaviors could get them banned, while others are noting the “red flags” that have been appearing on their accounts and asked what the flag meant.
Tomassi also said users will be able to check how much $TOMA they will receive starting November 1st. This has led to confusion, as users question whether the token will be listed on October 31st as predicted.
He further warned that anyone who tries to cheat should be careful, as they could get banned at any time before the tokens are distributed. He also encourages users to follow the rules and stay engaged, so they don’t miss out on the rewards. However, details about the airdrop are yet to be released.
