Built on the Blockchain Solana memcoin MIRA smog raise $80 million within five hours of launch. Token was developed by an unknown trader who decided to raise money for the treatment of a sick girl, Mira Chen, who suffers from a very rare brain tumor.
Mira Chen is known to be the youngest daughter of Runway research firm CEO Xiqi Chen. After it became known that the girl had a tumor, the crypto community began raising funds by giving digital coins to her father.
Siki Chen confirmed that an unknown trader developed token called MIRA and sent him half of the total supply of coins. At the moment, these crypto assets are valued at $400,000. Chen decided to sell 10% of his tokens, which make up 5% of the total supply of MIRA, for $49,200.
The proceeds will be donated to the Hankinson Lab at the University of Colorado, which is considered the only center in the United States that studies rare types of brain tumors, including the type that Mira was diagnosed with.
Then Siqi Chen conducted a survey in the MIRA community, deciding to sell another 10% of the coins. These funds are also intended for the research center.
The girl's father is going to sell 1% of his coins every day without causing a sharp drop in the asset's rate. Almost all community members supported his approach.
