Tomarket launches $TOMA token on Aptos blockchain
Tomarket (CRYPTO:TOMA) has officially launched its $TOMA token on the Aptos (CRYPTO:APT) blockchain, marking a significant step in its mission to bridge Web2 and Web3.
The announcement was made on December 15, 2024, highlighting Tomarket's integration with Aptos, a secure and scalable Layer-1 blockchain.
This partnership aims to enhance scalability and user experience, facilitating broader Web3 adoption.
Tomarket is a Telegram mini-app designed to guide users seamlessly from Web2 to Web3 through engaging gameplay, earning opportunities, and trading features.
Since its launch in July, the platform has seen substantial growth, boasting 50 million total users, 6 million daily active users, and 13 million connected wallets.
Originally built on the TON blockchain, Tomarket's transition to Aptos underscores its commitment to scalability and user-friendly experiences.
Aptos’s high-speed infrastructure supports Tomarket’s expanding user base while ensuring smooth blockchain interactions.
This collaboration not only introduces millions of active users to the Aptos ecosystem but also leverages Tomarket’s capabilities in facilitating the transition from Web2 to Web3.
The integration includes new gaming experiences aimed at increasing platform engagement and activity.
Users can participate in earning opportunities through FarmingPool rewards and a referral-driven community model.
Additionally, Tomarket plans to release a multi-chain decentralised exchange (DEX) aggregator for seamless token trading.
The $TOMA token will be fully integrated into the Aptos blockchain by December 20, powering Tomarket’s gaming rewards and trading features.
This launch positions Tomarket as a leading mini-app within the Aptos ecosystem, enhancing utility for users and boosting engagement.
“Integrating Aptos’s cutting-edge infrastructure marks an exciting chapter for Tomarket,” stated Miles, a core team member from Tomarket.
He emphasised the potential for enhanced user experiences and contributions to the growth of the Aptos ecosystem.
At the time of reporting, the Aptos price was $13.63.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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