Crypto exchange Crypto.com faced criticism for allegedly manipulating a vote that resulted in a 70 billion token burn ...

Crypto governance is notorious for being community-governed in name only; with large token holders able to dominate any ...

Cronos, L1 blockchain backed by Crypto.com, has approved a governance proposal to reissue 70 billion CRO tokens burned in ...

Major cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com came under fire following an allegedly manipulated vote leading to a massive token ...

Crypto.com has come under fire after it reversed a major token burn on the Cronos blockchain, which was initially announced ...

Crypto.com is facing intense criticism from the cryptocurrency community following a controversial last-minute vote that approved the minting of 70 billion Cronos (CRO) tokens. The decision has raised ...

Cronos’ proposal to recover 70B CRO tokens passed with 62.18% approval, forming a strategic reserve to boost growth and adoption.

In an effort to stabilize the tokenomics of the Cronos ecosystem, Crypto.com initially burned 70 billion CRO tokens as part of a supply reduction strategy. Token burns are commonly used in the crypto ...

This volatility created clear winners and losers, highlighting the sector-specific nature of the current market conditions ...

Major cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com came under fire following an allegedly manipulated vote leading to a massive token burn reversal on Crypto.com’s Cronos blockchain. Crypto.com CEO Kris ...

Cronos, the Layer 1 blockchain backed by Crypto.com, has approved a governance proposal to reissue 70 billion CRO tokens, valued at $5.6 billion, that were originally burned in 2021. The approval ...