Tomarket has announced the removal of numerous accounts suspected of fraudulent activity.
Tomarket has announced the removal of numerous accounts suspected of fraudulent activity. This decision comes as the platform gears up for the launch of its new token, $TOMA, which has generated significant anticipation among users.
Oliver Tomassi, the founder of Tomarket, articulated the platform's commitment to rewarding legitimate community members. In a recent tweet, he stated, “We want to make sure our real community members are the ones cashing in on the rewards.”
He also indicated that a portion of $TOMA has been allocated for eligible participants, though the exact amount remains unspecified.
The announcement has sparked a range of reactions within the community. Some users expressed concern regarding the criteria that could lead to account bans, while others noted recent "red flags" appearing on their accounts.
The significance of these flags has been a point of confusion for many users.
Tomassi further disclosed that users will be able to determine their $TOMA allocation starting Nov. 1. This has raised questions about the anticipated token listing, which many speculate will occur on Oct. 31.
Additionally, Tomassi issued a warning to potential cheaters, advising them to adhere to the platform's guidelines. He emphasized that accounts could face bans at any moment as the airdrop approaches.
While details about the airdrop are still pending, the platform encourages user engagement to avoid missing out on the forthcoming rewards.