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The memecoin $MIRA, created to fund research into craniopharyngioma, a rare brain tumor affecting Siqi Chen's daughter, has experienced significant volatility in its market cap. Initially, the token surged to an $80 million market cap after Chen's plea for donations attracted considerable interest from crypto traders. However, the market cap later fell as Chen began selling his holdings. Reports indicate that Chen received a 50% supply of the token, which increased in value to $14 million following a gift from a stranger. Chen has committed to donating 100% of the proceeds from $MIRA to support rare disease research, emphasizing transparency in the process. Despite the fluctuations, the initiative has successfully raised millions for cancer research.
ARTICLE: Solana memecoin $MIRA, created to support cancer research for a rare brain tumor, raised over $1M despite a volatile market cap. Siqi Chen, Mira's father, pledged all proceeds to research efforts. More info in our article. ↓ https://t.co/wkOHjNke9H
❤️ From heartbreak to hope: A dad turns to crypto for his daughter's brain tumor research. *Siqi Chen inspired $MIRA memecoin raised millions for craniopharyngioma research. *100% of proceeds to go to rare disease studies. *Transparency pledge: Chen (@blader) is liquidating $1K…
Daily Memecoin Recap - December 27 AI continues to outperform everything else Disease Research $mira -> hit $78m, runner of the week #chAIrity -> hit $2.7m - @blader is CT's new biggest KOL (controversy) - He was initially transparent about selling to fund rare disease research… https://t.co/RxpqGlPTou
