Coin burning is a process used by miners and developers of digital currencies to remove tokens or coins from circulation. This helps to slow inflation rates and reduce the total supply of coins in circulation. In the case of CRO, the burn means that the supply of CROs in circulation will increase from 24 over 80%. The remaining 5.9 billion CROs will be held for block rewards and ecosystem development, with 5 billion and 0.9 billion allocated respectively.
Once burning is complete, the token supply will be 30 billion. To burn the coins, miners send them to a verifiable address that cannot be spent. This process does not consume many resources (apart from the burned coins) and ensures that the network remains active and agile. Depending on the implementation, miners can burn the native currency or the currency of an alternative chain, such as Bitcoin. In return, they receive a reward in the token of the blockchain's native currency. The leading cryptoasset-powered debit card, trading and lending services firm CDC said it would burn 59.6 billion CRO ($16 billion) today.
If they were to launch their mainnet with CRO distributed to validators at a rate of 20 UR for the first year, and then sliding down after that, it would be much better than outright burning. CRO is a token used by customers to get discounted trading prices and qualify for better rewards. The coin burning process uses POW; the more coins you burn, the more opportunities you have to mine, thus securing POS; and the whole ecosystem follows the POB concept. According to them, of the remaining 5.9 billion CRO, 5 billion CRO will go to mainnet block rewards for validators and blockchain delegates, which helps secure the network, and 900 million CRO will go to particle B for the development of the blockchain ecosystem. To avoid the possibility of unfair advantages for early adopters, the POB system has implemented a mechanism that promotes periodic burning of cryptocurrencies to maintain mining power. This helps to ensure that all participants have an equal chance at mining rewards. Coin burning is not necessarily a strategy used to pump value; however, making a decision on how extra CRO will be allocated could have an effect on its value.
Several exchanges do not price native tokens on other platforms, so CRO is not as easy to buy as other popular cryptocurrencies. The day their CRO exchanges reach the same low amount that MCO reached, that's when they may switch back from CRO to another cryptocurrency they believe has a gigantic supply.
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