Treasure Fun has extended the claim window for its second TUFT airdrop. The new deadline is July 5, 2025. The move follows user complaints that the original two-day claim period was too short.
The announcement came via the platform’s official channel. It also noted the date could change again depending on community feedback.
Security Issues Raise Red Flags
Alongside the extension, Treasure Fun reported “illegal arbitrage and malicious activity” during the airdrop process. According to the statement, its risk control system flagged suspicious behavior that affected the fairness of distribution.
The platform did not clarify the scale or method of these activities. It also did not specify how users were flagged or what security measures followed. There is no mention of whether bots, multiple claims, or insider accounts were involved.
Without transparency, the community has few details to judge the claim. In crypto, arbitrage—buying low on one exchange and selling high on another—is common. But during an airdrop, it becomes a concern if participants exploit loopholes to grab outsized amounts of tokens.
No Whitepaper, No Listing Details
Despite growing attention, TUFT still lacks basic project documentation. The whitepaper is not available on the official site. Without a whitepaper, users cannot verify the token’s purpose, supply, or use cases.
In addition, there is no confirmed exchange listing date. TUFT has promoted its airdrop and user sign-ups, but it remains unclear when or where the token will be tradable.
This lack of information has raised questions in the crypto community. Some users see the claim extension as a positive response to feedback. Others point to it as another sign of disorganization within the project team.
Community Remains Divided
The TUFT token gained attention in recent months due to its promotional campaigns. Its first airdrop helped boost user sign-ups. The second round, however, faced backlash for offering only a 48-hour claim period. Now, with the deadline extended, some users are returning to claim tokens. Others remain cautious.
So far, Treasure Fun has not published a roadmap, updated tokenomics, or detailed development plans. The project’s official site also lacks legal disclosures or a transparent team page.
Airdrop Extended, But Transparency Still Missing
The extended claim window gives users more time, but it does not solve deeper concerns. No clear action has been taken regarding flagged accounts. There is no update on the missing whitepaper. And TUFT still lacks confirmation on its exchange plans.
Treasure Fun’s airdrop update comes at a critical time. With community trust on the line, the platform faces pressure to release more information and establish its credibility.
As of today, the airdrop claim remains open until July 5, unless the platform announces further changes.