OKX Star: TON Network "BTC" is a Scam Token, Currently Assisting Users with Issues
Svmuu News OKX Star stated in response to user inquiries that Bitcoin does not operate on the TON network and cannot be deposited via TON; the assets transferred by the user are tokens marked as "BTC" on the TON network, not native Bitcoin. Furthermore, this TON version of "BTC" has been flagged as a scam token by multiple third-party blockchain explorers. Although such assets are not within the platform's standard handling scope, OKX Star indicated it is attempting to assist users in recovering their assets. However, due to the involvement of a scam-marked token, the processing procedure will be more complex and time-consuming. It also reminded users to remain vigilant when interacting with on-chain assets, to guard against misoperations and the risks of scam tokens.
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