TonScore: prove you are not a sybil

Crypto projects hand out tokens to "real users", and then it turns out that half the airdrop was taken by farms of thousands of identical wallets. To separate people from bots, projects invent activity ratings. TonScore works in this niche on the TON blockchain. 🔍

The project's motto: your way to prove you are not a sybil. Everything starts in the bot with /start, and then challenges, wallet analysis and rankings await.

Who a sybil is and why they are feared

A sybil is someone who creates many wallets to receive several handouts instead of one. For projects that spoils a fair distribution, and for users it means the reward is split among dozens of fake participants.

That explains the growing interest in services that show how much your wallet looks like a real person. The idea is simple: a real history of actions weighs more than an empty wallet created yesterday. 🧬

What TonScore offers

According to the bot's description, inside you will find:

• Gamified challenges. Tasks that bring rewards when completed.
• Wallet analysis. A breakdown of an address's activity on the TON blockchain.
• Leaderboards. Competition with other participants.
• Progress tracking. You see how your numbers grow.

The bot has two commands: /start launches it and /info shows the help text.

What "rewards" mean in practice

In crypto, read the word reward carefully. A reward may turn out to be points inside an app that are worth nothing outside it. It may be a token with a swinging price. Or it may never arrive if the terms change.

Treat the challenges as entertainment and a way to learn the ecosystem. Don't count them as a source of income or expect a guaranteed payout. 🎯

Precautions when working with a wallet

Any service that analyzes a wallet asks for the address or a connection. That is normal, but there are limits:

1. A wallet address is public, so it can be shown. The seed phrase and private keys cannot.
2. Connect a wallet only through the official mini app, not through a link from private messages.
3. Read each transaction before confirming. Analysis does not require sending money.
4. For experiments it is handy to keep a separate wallet with a small amount.

Where a beginner should start

First launch the bot and read the help with /info. Then see which challenges are available and pick one or two simple ones. Don't grab everything at once: in games like this it is easy to lose a day and understand nothing.

If your wallet is new and nearly empty, that is fine. A rating grows with real actions, not from one single operation. Write down the level you started from and compare after a week. 📈

How activity ratings affect you

Projects increasingly look at wallet history before dividing tokens. If you have used the ecosystem for a long time by paying, swapping and voting, your address looks more convincing than a throwaway wallet.

But don't fake activity artificially for the sake of a rating: fees for empty operations eat more than you can get. It is better to use services for real purposes. 🛡️