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 proposals and changes at their will.

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

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 faces backlash over a controversial vote to re-issue 70B CRO tokens, causing an 8% price drop and raising decentralization concerns.

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

Among the biggest movers, XRP soared 13.11% to $2.53, reflecting renewed investor confidence following the lawsuit’s closure.

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 ...

The cryptocurrency market remained sluggish on Wednesday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting.

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 ...