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Celo Upgrade to Tokenomics to Potentially Include Buyback or Burn Mechanism

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On January 21st, Celo announced that the Celo Foundation and cLabs have formally merged to create a unified core contribution organization, tentatively named Celo Core Co. The restructuring and integration aim to accelerate the development and delivery pace of the Celo platform by 2026, while better aligning with market demand. Separately, Celo officials noted that details on the CELO tokenomics upgrade—including a potential buyback and burn mechanism—will be released soon.
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