Celsius Network burns 94% of CEL token supply after bankruptcy exit
Celsius Network has burned 94% of its CEL token supply, eliminating 652M tokens through a transaction from its own wallet. The post Celsius Network burns 94% of CEL token supply after bankruptcy exit appeared first on Cr...
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Celsius Network has burned 94% of its CEL token supply, eliminating 652M tokens through a transaction from its own wallet.
The post Celsius Network burns 94% of CEL token supply after bankruptcy exit appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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