$X Empire Scam: How Millions of Users Were Scammed on TON đ„
Blockchain-based games can be exciting, but $X Empire, a mini-app game on The Open Network (TON), has been revealed to be a scam, deceiving millions of users. Hereâs a summary of what happened:
đź The Big Promise: Paying for Airdrops
$X Empire promised players airdrops of TON tokens.
To qualify, users were asked to pay a fee of 0.5 TON.
With so many players joining the game, the game developers made millions from these fees.
đš Sudden Change: Fees Were Not Necessary
After collecting the fees, X Empire suddenly announced that the fees were not required to claim the airdrops.
No refunds were offered, leaving many users angry and frustrated.
đ Final Blow: Airdrops for the Best Players
Instead of rewarding all paying users, the game only offered airdrops to those who had achieved the best results in the game.
Millions of users who paid the 0.5 TON fee received nothing.
đ„ Community Outrage
Social media was flooded with complaints, but the X Empire team remained silent.
The event shows the risks of falling for flashy promises in blockchain games.
