MIRA's largest holder announced a slowdown in sales and locked up about 1/3 of its holdings
On December 29th, Siqi Chen (@blader), the largest holder of MIRA tokens, announced on X platform that in order to maximize funding for rare disease research over a longer period of time, they have decided to lock up approximately 1/3 of their remaining MIRA tokens for one year. They will also significantly slow down the speed of token sales, which will begin 24 hours later at a rate of 50,000 MIRA tokens per hour. Siqi Chen stated that they are still determining next steps, but promised to use 100% of the funds in MIRA-related wallets to support rare disease research. As a result of this news, MIRA's 24-hour increase was 181.8%, currently trading at $0.0222 USD.
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