Crypto.com launches CRO token mainnet
The crypto exchange said the new open-source public blockchain was aimed at "payments, DeFi and NFTs." Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has launched a fully decentralized open-source public blockchain, the Crypto.org Chain.In an announcement today, the crypto exchange said it had launched its Crypto.org public blockchain after more than two years of research and development, two testnets, and a mainnet dry run with 275 million transactions reportedly processed within a month. The blockchain’s native token will be the Crypto.org Coin (CRO). Last month, Crypto.org burned more than 70....
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