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Hey Puff, we’re almost halfway through the year, can we have a new CRO price prediction for 2026 based on BNB’s current price and market cap, factoring in new amount of CRO. The rest of the year will be boring without it! I’m one of the rare ones who enjoyed the banter 😂

it's like the 3 body problem...CRO enters a new chaotic era each year.

No thanks. 10 years or rigging investors with your rubbish $CRO.

Delphi doesn’t know the correct amount of CRO that exists:
>>As of May 2026, Cronos (CRO) has a total supply of approximately 24.18 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of roughly 24.18 billion tokens.
>>CRO is the native utility token for the Cronos network and powers the entire ecosystem. You can track its performance and trade it directly within the Crypto.com App.
And doesn’t even know about the governance proposal:
>>There are no major active governance proposals for the Cronos (CRO) network at this time. Governance activity on the Cronos chain typically centers on network upgrades, ecosystem development, and resource allocation within the decentralized finance sector.
>>Cronos (CRO) is currently trading at approximately **£0.05253**, reflecting a 24-hour change of -0.98%. While the broader crypto market has seen recent bullish rotation, altcoins like CRO often trade based on network activity, ecosystem growth, and overall sentiment surrounding the Cronos chain's scalability and dApp adoption.
>>Governance proposals on chains like Cronos often influence market outlook by directly affecting protocol economics or security parameters. If you are tracking on-chain developments, it is worth monitoring official community forums to stay informed about upcoming governance decisions that could impact the ecosystem's trajectory.
>>You can track the price and market updates for CRO directly in the **Crypto.com App** via the Markets tab.
What’s the point of having this feature?

I’ve done my research, probably a lot more than you have, I have CRO, I’m in the green, I could sell everything today and be in profit. I can categorically state that if you bought when it was going up (except if you bought in the $0.05-6 range) your in the red. And, that’s a fact, whether you use scientific data or not, I’ll stick to true maths thank you very much!

CRO and WXT are both leveraged bets dressed up as rewards, I saw a friend lose more on CRO during his staking lockup than he made back in cashback. Nexo's credit mode is interesting if you want to keep your stack but the LTV math gets brutal in a downturn and Meru could be something that's worth a look since there's no token to stake and cashback is in stables.

Been looking into crypto cards and I can't figure out which one is worth it. They all sound great on the website, but I need the best one
crypto.com seems like a good choice but the good cashback tiers are all locked behind CRO staking or a monthly sub. And everything pays out in CRO, which I'm not sure I want more of.
Bybit has wild cashback numbers, but from what I can tell, the base tier caps out at like $5/month, which is nothing. It only makes sense if you're already VIP on their platform.
Nexo is interesting because of its credit mode, where you borrow against your crypto rather than sell it. Cashback is like 2% you're not creating taxable events every time you tap the card.
Wirex keeps popping up, but earning in WXT doesn't excite me, and the tier structure looks overcomplicated for what you actually get.

> alts can move insanely fast in both directions
For every 10% move up, Alts move down -20%. If you hold them long term falling for meme buzzwords like Web3, Oracles, Nostro/Vostro, DEFI, RWA, etc be sure to get some lube because founders and VCs love pounding gullible crypto investors.
5 Years: From May 7, 2021 to May 7, 2026
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20210507/
| Crypto | Price Change |
|--------|--------------|
| CRO | ⬇️ -62.71%
| HBAR | ⬇️ -69.40%
| NEAR | ⬇️ -71.14%
| AVAX | ⬇️ -74.78%
| XLM | ⬇️ -75.28%
| LINK | ⬇️ -78.85%
| DOGE | ⬇️ -80.59% |
| ADA | ⬇️ -83.88% |
| LTC | ⬇️ -83.93% |
| UNI | ⬇️ -91.42% |
| ATOM | ⬇️ -92.52% |
| ALGO | ⬇️ -92.25% |
| NANO | ⬇️ -95.03% |
| VET | ⬇️ -96.44% |
| DOT | ⬇️ -96.86% |
Only around ~5 to 7 Alts out of 5,000+ are higher today than they were in the bear market of 2022, exactly 4 years ago from today
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20220507/
Only around ~5 to 7 Alts out of 2,500+ are higher today than they were in the bear market of 2018, exactly 8 years ago from today
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20180507/

I hear where you’re coming from, and I understand why past decisions and price comparisons bring up strong feelings. I’m not trying to dismiss any of that — I’m just trying to stay focused on the specific topic of this thread, which is the emissions model and the proposed transition to a revenue‑supported system.
My point wasn’t about defending leadership or comparing CRO to other ecosystems. It was simply that the emissions pool is nearly depleted, and any chain in that position has to rethink how rewards are funded. That’s a structural issue, not a debate about personalities.
The questions that matter for this proposal — things like how long a 3% base rate is sustainable, how validator incentives will be maintained, what revenue sources are expected to replace emissions, and how tiered staking will work — are what I’m trying to unpack. Those are the pieces that will determine CRO’s long‑term health regardless of how anyone feels about past decisions.
I’m just aiming to keep the discussion centered on the mechanics of the proposal so we can evaluate it clearly.

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Credit card Cash Back(CRO) limit?

Now read your own post again.
>>Base *target* rate
≠ WILL
What the proposal actually says about rates:
>>*Illustrative only. Actual rates are variable and subject to governance decisions and protocol revenue
So there is no ‘guaranteed’ 10% rewards no matter how much you make false claims.
>>assuming any governance changes is false
We all know that Kris controls CRO completely. He will do anything he wants to enrich himself and his backers. He’s forced through changes before and will do it again. To use the word ‘governance’ as if it’s some kind of actual protocol control is disingenuous at best.

So many ambassadors with their alt accounts barrelling in with ChatGPT copy paste ’opinions’.
Regardless of how large you make your ‘runway’ if you badly manage your business the numbers mean nothing.
BNB is currently trading at over 16x its early 2021 price, CRO is roughly 16% higher than it was at the start of 2021.
Kris has stolen 70% of the market cap with the first governance vote, if he’d spent more time making CRO as successful as BNB he’d not be in this mess.

Low staking rates for locking up CRO for multiple years…🤗🤦‍♂️

If I may add another 2 cents:

With only \~1.5B CRO left in the staking rewards pool, it’s pretty clear the current emissions‑based model is running out of runway. If we put aside the baggage from past decisions and look at the situation objectively, the proposed shift to a revenue‑supported model isn’t a bad direction. Using part of the 70B reserve to maintain a \~3% base yield is definitely better than letting rewards drop to zero once emissions end. On top of that, tiered staking could give people ways to boost their yield while the network transitions toward revenue‑funded rewards.
That said, there are still some big questions that need clearer answers before anyone can call this a complete solution:
* **How long can the 70B reserve actually support a 3% yield?** We need transparent math, not assumptions.
* **What happens to validator incentives?** Lower emissions = lower validator rewards. How do we avoid centralization or validator churn?
* **Why 3% as the base rate?** Is it competitive? Sustainable? Arbitrary?
* **What revenue is expected to replace emissions long‑term?** Fees? App‑chain activity? Something else? What’s the timeline?
* **How will tiered yields work in practice?** What behaviors are they meant to incentivize?
Overall, the direction makes sense — emissions are finite, and a revenue‑driven model is the only sustainable future. But the details matter, and the community needs clearer modeling and communication before this becomes a fully convincing plan.
Continued Happy Staking, Everyone!

Been trading since 2019 so i guess om CRO OG. Any MCO OG's here?

Except none of the ‘rewards’ in the governance proposal are guaranteed. Read the words at the bottom of the revenue picture - the first image on GitHub.
*Illustrative only. Actual rates are variable and subject to governance decisions and protocol revenue
https://github.com/crypto-org-chain/chain-main/discussions/1291
You have to wonder why it’s almost black text on a black background. Almost like they didn’t want you to see it.
No one will be getting 10% rewards.
BNB is currently trading at over 16x its early 2021 price, CRO is roughly 16% higher than it was at the start of 2021.

5 Years May 6, 2021 to May 6, 2026
https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20210506/
| Crypto | Price Change |
|--------|--------------|
| CRO | ⬇️ -62.71%
| HBAR | ⬇️ -69.40%
| NEAR | ⬇️ -71.14%
| AVAX | ⬇️ -74.78%
| XLM | ⬇️ -75.28%
| LINK | ⬇️ -78.85%
| DOGE | ⬇️ -80.59% |
| ADA | ⬇️ -83.88% |
| LTC | ⬇️ -83.93% |
| UNI | ⬇️ -91.42% |
| ATOM | ⬇️ -92.52% |
| ALGO | ⬇️ -92.25% |
| NANO | ⬇️ -95.03% |
| VET | ⬇️ -96.44% |
| DOT | ⬇️ -96.86% |

It'll probably be CRO since Trump owns half of it.