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# About

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## A Decentralized Meme Token on the Ethereum Blockchain

Mikawa Inu is a deflationary token with full innovation that was developed with a combination of elements of fun, enjoyment, and a great use-case.

One of the main issues cryptocurrency projects face is the lack of continuous volume. This problem dampens marketing and development during low-volume days/weeks or even months. Mikawa wants to make itself a project with great use-cases such as Mikawa Staking, Mikawa Swap, and NFTs Marketplace which are all connected in one Eco-system. We have a concept that is "Easy to use."


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