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Evmos has returned 59.4 million EVMOS to the foundation, approximately 7.6 million US dollars

Evmos has returned 59.4 million EVMOS to the foundation, approximately 7.6 million US dollars

2024/01/09 11:18

According to The Block, Evmos co-founder Akash Khosla has returned 59.4 million EVMOS tokens (approximately $7.6 million) to the foundation, including both unlocked and locked tokens, aiming to rebalance token distribution.

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