Kimchi Inu · Solana
A Shiba with a jar of kimchi and a Korean word for energy. Ki the Shiba holds 75% of the kimchi. No one owns 75% of the supply. You can hodl the rest.
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What KI means
In Korean, 기 (ki) is life energy, the same idea as qi in Chinese and ki in Japanese. You hear it in words like 기운 (gi-un), "vigor", and in the way people talk about food that gives you strength.
Kimchi is a living food. It keeps fermenting in the jar long after it is made. Kimchi Inu is named for that: a dog with a lot of ki.
Meet Ki
Ki is a young inu with expensive taste. He flies private, parks a black supercar wherever he likes and shows you his watch before he says hello. Nobody knows where he came from. Everybody knows he holds 75% of the kimchi. The supply of $KI is a different story: it launches on a public bonding curve, like everyone else's.
Token
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How to get $KI
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