Crutox has confirmed that the CRX token generation event (TGE) is scheduled for December 2026. The project has not disclosed the exact launch date yet, but this is the first firm month announced after a series of delays. The statement came from Crutox’s new management team, which said there would be no more postponements and asked the community to watch for upcoming notices.
New management issues the first firm launch window
The update follows a transfer of project assets, infrastructure, and operating responsibilities to a new team. According to the announcement, a revised roadmap and an updated whitepaper are now being prepared. For miners and early participants who have stayed active in the ecosystem for months, December 2026 is now the main public deadline tied to the next stage of the project.
Even with that milestone in place, several launch details remain open. Crutox has not named the exact TGE day, and it has not provided a full breakdown of exchange plans or token utility. Community attention is now centered on what the team releases next.
Delays, roadmap changes, app issues and KYC remain in focus
The announcement arrives after months of frustration inside the community. Users had raised concerns about delayed milestones, repeated roadmap changes, app problems, KYC requirements, and a lack of clarity around the token launch process. Those complaints have been visible across social platforms, where trust in the project has been questioned.
The new team said previous milestones had not been met and that future targets would be backed by stronger planning and execution. That response addresses the criticism directly, but confidence will likely depend on delivery rather than statements. In the near term, the roadmap revision and whitepaper update are likely to be watched closely.
Supply revision shifts CRX from 10 billion to 100 million
The second major announcement involved the token supply model. Crutox said the total CRX supply will be permanently capped at 100 million tokens, with no additional creation in the future. That position stands in sharp contrast to the current whitepaper, which still describes a 10 billion CRX structure.
The team said the revised whitepaper will include changes made after the takeover, along with information related to crypto airdrops. The lower supply figure has created some optimism among supporters, but questions around tokenomics, allocation, and launch mechanics have not been resolved yet.
Community is still waiting for key launch details
Several points remain unanswered after the latest update: the precise TGE date in December 2026, swap or listing partners beyond those already mentioned, the new token allocation structure, how CRX pricing will be determined at launch, and the claim process for miners. With those items still pending, some users are holding back from long-term participation decisions.
Crutox said upcoming milestones may include strategic partnerships, added ecosystem utilities, an updated roadmap, and a revised whitepaper. Exchange and listing announcements are also expected. Whether the project can rebuild confidence now rests heavily on execution and on meeting the December 2026 deadline it has put on the calendar.