Bombie Foundation Confirms BOMB Token Generation Event (TGE) Will Launch on May 20

In a recent AMA with TON Society, Bombie Foundation COO Barry Lau confirmed that the team has “plans” to launch the BOMB token generation event (TGE)

In a recent Ask Me Anything (AMA) session with TON Society, Bombie Foundation COO Barry Lau provided an update on the upcoming BOMB token generation event (TGE) and airdrop.

The team is planning to launch the TGE on May 20, and they are putting a strong focus on marketing to build up anticipation for the event.

After a successful journey with over 10 million users and $20 million in revenue generated on TON, Bombie is ready to take the next step.

The TGE will be a significant milestone for Bombie, as it will introduce the BOMB token to a broader audience and expand the possibilities within the game's universe.

When asked directly if May 20 was officially locked in, Lau replied: “This is a very difficult question to answer at this moment. Because for every TGE, there may be some different factors affecting the exact time or exact date of the TGE.”

He adds loosely that because they’re still working “very closely” with the major exchanges, they have advised different times and dates “to go through the whole process.” If there are any changes, he advises players to keep an eye on the Bombie X channel.

As for the airdrop, Lau revealed that Bombie is taking a “fairdrop” approach—meaning token allocations will be based on contributions and commitment to the game. But that fairness may still lean in favor of those who paid.

Lau noted that just 2% of Bombie players are paying users, but they spend over $100 on average. He confirmed that paying players will be prioritized in the final airdrop calculations.

That puts Bombie in similar territory to fellow Telegram-based game Catizen, though with one key difference: 70% of BOMB’s community tokens will be unlocked at TGE, while Catizen is distributing its tokens in four phases.

CapyBomb Expands the Ecosystem with On-Chain Staking

Regarding further uses for the BOMB token, Lau notes Bombie’s sequel, CapyBomb, which is “Bombie 2.0” but with some additional decentralized finance (DeFi) features.

The BOMB token can be staked directly inside the CapyBomb mini app, which can yield rare items and weapons, granting players a slightly better gaming experience.

“If you don’t stake—okay, you can still enjoy the game—but you cannot get some very cool features of special weapons,” Lau added.

Looking ahead, Bombie plans to expand its ecosystem with more IPs and titles that support staking and crossover features, making BOMB a utility token across multiple in-game environments.