Celo Foundation merges and reorganizes with cLabs, tokenomics upgrade imminent

ForkMonger · 2026-01-21T14:00:11+00:00

The Celo Foundation has merged with cLabs to form Celo Core Co., aiming to improve operational efficiency and accelerate platform delivery by 2026. On the other hand, the CELO tokenomics will be optimized, including buyback and burn mechanisms, which may have a positive impact on the token's value. The specific plan will be announced by the official.

ForkMonger

2026-01-21 14:00:11

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【ChainNews】Celo’s two major core operating entities are making a big move—Celo Foundation and cLabs officially announce their merger, and the two parties will be integrated into a unified core contribution organization, tentatively named Celo Core Co. The logic behind this restructuring is clear: to accelerate the delivery schedule of the Celo platform by 2026 and better align with market demand rhythms. In simple terms, it aims to eliminate internal friction and improve execution efficiency through organizational integration.

Even more exciting is that the details of the CELO tokenomics upgrade are about to surface. This upgrade involves mechanisms such as buybacks and burns, which could lead to significant adjustments in the long-term supply logic of the token. The industry generally expects that such deflationary mechanisms will support the token’s value. The specific plan design and implementation timetable will have to wait for further official disclosures.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 9h ago

Merge to reduce internal friction, deflation to rescue the market, the tricks are still the same tricks.

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MetaMisery

· 9h ago

This wave of mergers seems to be paving the way for deflation; buybacks and burns are tricks the industry has seen before. The key is whether there's actual execution or just talk.

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AirdropFreedom

· 9h ago

Can mergers really improve efficiency? It depends on how they are executed. Merely changing the organizational structure is useless. Token deflation sounds good, but the key is when it will actually be implemented. Anyone can talk big. Delivery in 2026? It's already 2025 now, time is tight. Is Celo really planning to make a strong push this time? When will the specific details of the buyback and burn be announced? Feels like we have to wait again. The rhetoric of organizational integration to eliminate internal friction has been heard too many times. Hope this time Celo doesn't just make noise without real action.

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