That includes a circa 40% jump this week, led by Donald Trump’s media firm, Trump Media’s strategic partnership with Crypto.com, the company behind the Cronos project, on crypto treasury.
The treasury company will be among the latest to adopt the playbook pioneered by Michael Saylor at MicroStrategy, raising capital to accumulate and hold cryptocurrencies, according to a Tuesday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
The question now arises: Does rotating Bitcoin profits into CRO for the coming months serve as a good strategy?
Cronos vs. Bitcoin Fundamental Outlook: Which Crypto Has The Edge in 2025?
As predicted, Cronos has staged a successful comeback in the past months. Other than the Trump factor, at the center of CRO’s revival is a stronger fundamental base.
The Cronos chain is preparing to launch a US-compliant stablecoin in Q3, a move designed to court institutional adoption in a post-GENIUS Act landscape. Stablecoins remain the backbone of crypto liquidity, and offering a regulatory-friendly version gives Cronos a potential edge in attracting enterprise capital.
Meanwhile, the Cronos v2 upgrade has boosted scalability tenfold, slashing costs and transaction times. Combined with Crypto.com’s 80 million users, the chain now looks decently competitive for regulated use cases, positioning CRO as more than just an exchange-linked token.
