
TomoChain ERC-20 (TOMOE)
Key data
updated $0TomoChain ERC-20 (TOMOE) is the Ethereum-based version of the TOMO token, the native coin of the TomoChain blockchain. It exists because TomoChain also wanted its token to be usable within the Ethereum ecosystem, so TOMOE follows the standard ERC-20 format and can move through Ethereum wallets and DeFi apps. In short, it's the same underlying asset, just wrapped in a shape Ethereum understands.
Frequently asked questions
What is TOMOE and how is it different from TOMO?
TOMOE is the ERC-20 representation of TOMO, the native coin of the TomoChain network. The main difference is technical: TOMO lives on TomoChain's own blockchain, while TOMOE lives on Ethereum as a standard token. Both are pegged to the same asset, but they operate in different ecosystems.
How does TomoChain's technology work?
TomoChain uses a Proof-of-Stake Voting (PoSV) consensus mechanism, which combines staking with masternode validation. Masternodes are elected by token holders who stake TOMO and vote, and this design allows fast block times and low transaction fees. It's built to support high throughput for dApps and payments.
How is TOMO issued and what is its supply model?
TOMO has a maximum supply capped at 100 million coins, originally created through a token generation event. New tokens are minted as block rewards for masternodes and stakers, with the reward rate designed to decrease over time. This gives the asset a predictable, deflationary-leaning emission schedule.
How can you store and use TOMOE?
Since TOMOE is an ERC-20 token, it works with any Ethereum-compatible wallet like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or a hardware wallet such as Ledger. You'll need a small amount of ETH to pay gas fees for transfers. It's commonly used for trading on decentralized exchanges and interacting with Ethereum-based applications.