Bigger Entertainment owner explains how they will push Shiba Inu to $0.01
The owner of Bigger Entertainment stated how they are pushing the Shiba Inu Token toward a very high price.
Shiba Inu token is a popular meme coin in this crypto industry, after Dogecoin. This coin grabbed a huge surge in its price because of the support of Tesla CEO Elon Musk. However, there are no use cases of the Shiba Inu coin but still, people are supporting at their best with the hope to make profit.
On 30 January, Steven Cooper, Owner of Bigger Entertainment, tweeted that his company’s goals are not only inclined to burn Shiba inu tokens but also they want to bring more users to the Shiba Inu community through their initiatives of the music, YouTube videos, and merch sales.
Steven also appreciated the move of his company to burn and bring more users for the Shiba Inu token through its unique ideas of entertainment.
“This is something that is groundbreaking and has never been done. This is why we’re so adamant about rallying support and getting people to see the vision early. A true entertainment ecosystem could burn in the millions of dollars per month,” Steven wrote
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Right now Bigger Entertainment is known to hold huge amounts of Shiba Inu coin holding on its balance sheets. However Bigger Entertainment is not burning its holdings but still, it is collecting Shiba in tokens through its services like games, Videos, music merch, and NFTs sales.
The majority of the time, the company burned the majority of the Shiba Inu collections through its company revenue related to the Shiba inu token.
On 26 January, Bigger Entertainment confirmed that it burned a total of 239,600,144 Inu tokens by sending it to an “inferno wallet.”
Next is scheduled to burn more Shiba inu tokens on Valentine day, 14 February.
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