Curio Governance Token (CGT) is the governance and utility token of CurioDAO, originally designed for managing tokenized real-world assets and stablecoin issuance. Launched in 2020, it enabled decentralized governance and utility within Curio Chain, a blockchain built on Substrate and connected to Kusama/Polkadot. In March 2024, an exploit allowed an attacker to mint 1 billion CGT, leading to a collapse in value and $16 million in losses. In response, CurioDAO launched CGT 2.0, replacing the compromised token with a new contract that reinstated a 100 million supply cap and removed governance vulnerabilities. Holders received new tokens on a 1:1 basis, and liquidity providers were compensated in stablecoins. CGT 2.0 remains in use, supporting governance and transactions within Curio Chain. Exchanges facilitated automatic migration, though some delisted CGT post-exploit. The project continues efforts to restore liquidity, strengthen security, and advance asset tokenization.