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Title: Mémérme helps rare disease research
The cryptocurrency market has been abuzz with the sudden surge in value of the MIRA token, which has reached over $400,000. However, its creator Siqi Chen is more concerned about how to distribute this vast sum than the sudden windfall.
“I have no idea what to do with this much money because I don’t want to burden random people,” Chen said in an interview.
As a father of two and a husband, Chen had initially started the MIRA token as a way to raise funds for research into rare diseases. He had set a target of $300,000 on GoFundMe, but the project exceeded expectations by a wide margin.
Chen has pledged that every single cent earned from the MIRA token will go directly towards research into these rare conditions, excluding taxes. To achieve this, he plans to sell 1000 dollars’ worth of MIRAs every minute until the entire stock is depleted.
While some early investors have profited greatly from their investment in MIRA, Chen seems unfazed by the criticism he has received. “I don’t understand why some people are upset about this. They made a good investment at the right time and they deserve the reward,” he said.
The sudden surge in value has also led to the emergence of new token variations, including Mira kutyája (Kitkat), Mira apa (SIQI) and Mira anya (Suny). Some of these tokens were gifted to Chen, but it’s unclear whether they were created with noble intentions or not.
The MIRA token was initially valued at around 9 million dollars and traded at $0.09217 per unit when the news broke.
Source: www.bitcoinbazis.hu
