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Big Eyes Coin sells four million in presale as meme buzz continues

By Alara Jordan

16:51, 5 October 2022

Big Eyes Digital Coin
Big Eyes Coin has developed an ecosystem that transitions wealth into the decentralised finance ecosystem – Photo: Shutterstock

Big Eyes Coin has gained significant momentum in the past few weeks after the memecoin raised more than $1m in its first week of its token presale. 

The total price raised has currently passed $4.47m in presales, according to its website, which sets out ambition plans as part of the token's future roadmap to become one of the most recognised memecoins . 

The new cryptocurrency has developed an ecosystem that promotes sustainability and moves wealth into the decentralised finance (DeFi) ecosystem, and moves away from the “typical” dog-themed meme coins which the crypto market is familiar with. 

Sustainability key to development

According to Big Eyes’s website, sustainability will play a key part in the cryptocurrency's development, with 5% of their total supply kept in a wallet and then donated to ocean-saving charities.

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A detailed whitepaper by the firm outlines the firm as a “full-on community token with the express goal of shifting wealth into the DeFi ecosystem and protecting an important part of the world’s ecosystem.

“Big Eyes wants to give more by building a blockchain ecosystem that self-propagates for Hyper growth using NFTs to offer access to more content and events that make the blockchain hypeship well worth boarding.”

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