CIOTX
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What is CIOTX? Why is it no longer active and facing delisting?
CIOTX (Crosschain IOTX) was once a decentralized digital currency deployed on the Polygon blockchain. However, due to a bridge vulnerability in February 2024 that caused the token supply to balloon, the project team has discontinued it and requested its delisting. This means that CIOTX is no longer active, and trading and circulating it carry extremely high risks. Users are advised to verify the project’s latest status before taking any action.
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What is CIOTX? Why is it no longer active and facing delisting?
CIOTX (Crosschain IOTX) was once a decentralized digital currency deployed on the Polygon blockchain. However, due to a bridge vulnerability in February 2024 that caused the token supply to balloon, the project team has discontinued it and requested its delisting. This means that CIOTX is no longer active, and trading and circulating it carry extremely high risks. Users are advised to verify the project’s latest status before taking any action.
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