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Evmos CEO: The EVMOS destruction proposal has been approved, and 136 million tokens will be destroyed this Thursday

Evmos CEO: The EVMOS destruction proposal has been approved, and 136 million tokens will be destroyed this Thursday

2024/01/08 13:59

Evmos CEO Federico expressed on social media that the destruction proposal of EVMOS has been approved by a majority vote. During the upcoming software upgrade period this Thursday, 136 million EVMOS tokens will be destroyed. Starting from that day, all fees for Cosmos transactions will also be burned.

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