The Catizen community is reeling after a shocking discrepancy in the project's tokenomics came to light. According to information from Binance, the allocation for the token drop is significantly lower than previously announced.
Tokenomics Turmoil
In March, Catizen's tokenomics outlined a 35% allocation for the drop. This was later increased to 40% in June and 43% in July. However, Binance's data reveals a starkly different picture: only 15% allocated for the drop, with an additional 19% unlocking by December 2029.
Community Confusion
The contradiction has left the Catizen community bewildered and seeking answers. Developers' silence on the matter has only fueled speculation and concern.
"This is unacceptable," said a community member. "We invested based on the initial tokenomics. Now, it seems those numbers were false."
Lack of Transparency
The absence of clear communication from the developers has raised questions about the project's legitimacy.
"Transparency is crucial in crypto," said a blockchain expert. "Catizen's silence undermines trust and jeopardizes investor confidence."
What's Next?
As the community awaits clarification, many are calling for increased transparency and accountability.
"Catizen must address these concerns immediately," said another community member. "We deserve to know the truth about our investments."
The future of Catizen hangs in the balance, pending the developers' response to this growing controversy.
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