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The CRO token rebirth event has sparked controversy. Recently, the Cronos chain proposed a controversial proposal to remint 70 billion CRO Tokens, an amount equivalent to 3.3333 times the current circulation. In fact, these Tokens were the 70% CRO Tokens that were destroyed in 2021. The proposal immediately sparked strong doubts within the community upon its announcement. Despite facing numerous controversies, a certain trading platform remains steadfast in its views. In subsequent public communications, senior executives of the platform even stated: "Trust us, or sell off," a remark that further intensified the community's dissatisfaction. A dramatic turn of events occurred during the voting process. Initially, the opposing votes had a clear advantage, and the number of votes had not yet reached the threshold for effectiveness. However, just before the voting was about to conclude, suddenly 3.35 billion CRO flooded into the voting pool, all casting affirmative votes. There are reports that these tokens came from nodes controlled by the platform.

The Cronos chain recently proposed to reissue 70 billion CRO tokens, sparking widespread controversy. Despite strong opposition from the community, a large amount of CRO flowed into the support votes during the voting process, resulting in the proposal's approval. This move has raised questions about the immutability of the blockchain and deserves further discussion.

The retention rate of a certain farming game reached 74.2% this week, making it the most stable blockchain game. The new games Lumiterra and World of Dypians performed well, with Legacy and Legends Reborn being the leaders in active player rise. Overall, the Web3 gaming market remains active.

The Giant Eyewash of the Encryption World: "The Soul Battle" of FTX and Three Arrows Capital In the cryptocurrency field, a shocking legal battle is unfolding. The FTX bankruptcy liquidation team submitted a heavyweight document to the court, rejecting Three Arrows Capital's claim of up to $1.53 billion. This move has escalated the "war of the damned" that has continued for years, as two already collapsed cryptocurrency empires engage in fierce confrontations in court once again. This latest legal conflict reveals one of the darkest and most chaotic chapters in the history of encryption. To understand this complex dispute, we first need to recognize three key figures. First is Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the founder of the FTX empire. Before the collapse in 2022, he was a legend in the encryption world, hailed as the "white knight." The media compared him to financial titans, and politicians regarded him as a distinguished guest. He was known for his messy hair.