CHINU

CHINU

Chinu coin bills itself as more than a screenshot-managed joke; the founders want a token that pulls ordinary users toward crypto, errands ranging from staking and NFT art to buying T-shirts on a brand-new storefront. Across the road map sits a pledge to shake hands, and wallets, with charities in different time zones, trying to flip the stereotype of meme money upside-down. Whenever a trade clears, sliced up behind the scenes is 3 percent for ads and outreach, another 3 for payroll plus polish we call project dev, 1 percent added straight to liquidity, and 2 percent yanked back for buybacks-and-burns. That recipe is meant to stiffen the coin price, have a cushion for hiccups, and nudge the market cap skyward rather than sideways. Gaming fans are promised at least one play-to-win title next quarter, a humble merch portal just went live, and leftover storyboards hint at a comic book run and-an even bolder hop-an animated short. To keep chatter alive after launch, the crew has been sliding messages into crypto streamers pings and signing donation checks so the community hears, Not forgotten, stay onboard.