the same is happening with blum there is no transparency for the airdrop and it has lasted too long

After Hamster Kombat, which managed to gather over 350 million users to waste their time day and night, here comes Tomarket with the worst. History keeps repeating itself.

Many users report that the gameplay mechanics of $TOMA are primarily designed to encourage spending, often with disappointing results where users end up losing money. This creates a major source of disappointment among players.
Tokenomics Issues: The increase in the total supply of TOMA tokens without a corresponding increase in user allocation has been a source of discontent. This tokenomics seems unfair and has contributed to participant frustration, with 100 billion announced but 1 trillion in reality.

Airdrop Problems: Token airdrops haven't been distributed fairly or transparently, which has amplified user frustration. Expectations were not met, and some airdrops were perceived as inadequate compared to the initial investment.

Lack of Communication: A lack of clarity in communication was particularly evident during the switch from TON to Aptos. This major change was not well-explained, leaving many users in uncertainty and increasing dissatisfaction. The demand for explanations from some users on social media highlighted this weakness.
Unfortunate Timing of Registration: Registration for the project during a bear market also played a role in the perceived devaluation of tokens received through airdrops, further eroding user confidence.

Perception of TOMA's Greed: Overall, the user opinion is that TOMA is excessively focused on profitability at the expense of user experience. This negative perception has also impacted Bitget, given their collaboration with TOMA.

Opportunity via Launchpool: Despite these criticisms, Bitget's Launchpool offers a glimmer of hope for some investors. BGB token holders can participate in staking to acquire TOMA tokens, which could mitigate some losses. However, rewards have sometimes been disappointing for those who invested larger amounts. Selling tokens in this context might be a strategic mistake, especially if one hopes for a future reevaluation of the tokens.

Thus, the landscape is complex, with a frustrated user community due to various aspects of TOMA, but with some opportunities for recovery or loss mitigation through mechanisms like the Launchpool.