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Chingari, the world's fastest-growing on-chain social service, has announced the burning of 2.6 million GARI tokens in its first token burn. This significant move represents 0.25% of the entire GARI token supply, demonstrating Chingari's dedication to building a healthy and thriving token ecosystem for its consumers.


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This token burn was funded by income produced from boost and badge sales, and Chingari intends to continue with monthly token burns until the total quantity of GARI tokens hits 21 million. With a total supply of approximately 997 million GARI tokens, this is a lofty goal, but one that Chingari is determined to meet.

Chingari's monthly token burns will take place on the first of every month, and will involve burning income from the previous month's Boost and Badge purchases. The on-chain app also intends to introduce other revenue streams for token burn if necessary. These burns will ensure that currencies are permanently removed from circulation, a procedure known as token burn.

Sumit Ghosh, CEO & Co-Founder, Chingari, communique, “Token burning is a common yet powerful crypto industry practice that reinforces our commitment to building a sustainable GARI ecosystem. We remain committed to creating effective economics that will drive long-term success and benefits for our community and ecosystem.”








Washington [US], July 22: Elon Musk's electric car firm Tesla has offloaded 75 per cent of its Bitcoin holdings.

As per TechCrunch, the company sold Bitcoin holding for USD 963 million. Tesla said the value of its remaining "digital assets" is USD 218 million. In an earnings call, the company's executives said the reason for the sale was a desire to maximize cash positions during the uncertainty of China's COVID lockdowns. "We are certainly open to increasing bitcoin holdings in future. So this should not be taken as some verdict on Bitcoin. It's just that we were concerned about overall liquidity for the company given COVID shutdowns in China," Tesla CFO Zachary Kirkhorn said.

The electric-car manufacturer disclosed in February 2021 that it had invested USD 1.5 billion in Bitcoin, and subsequently sold 10 per cent of its stake that April.

The company's selloff comes after a steep decline in the price of cryptocurrencies across the board, including both Bitcoin and Dogecoin.


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