Hachiko Inu

Hachiko Inu (INU) is a decentralized ERC-20 cryptocurrency that is based on the famous story of Hachiko. Hachiko is the name of a Japanese dog who was remembered for his loyalty to its owner. The dog kept waiting for the owner for nine years following the owner's demise. 

Similarly, Hachiko Inu also aims to reward loyal users in the cryptocurrency market. The platform provides loyalty benefits to the token holders as holders get 5 percent of all transactions occurring on the blockchain. The primary goal of the token is to increase the value of the assets and the passive income of the holder. INU is the native token available on the platform whose 80 percent of the total supply is burned to make the token completely safe for users. The cryptocurrency burning is when a fraction of tokens are sent to a wallet with no private key. This means the tokens are lost forever. The tokens are usually burnt to reduce availability and increase the market value. Also, 10 percent of the supply is locked for Uniswap and 10 percent of the total supply is preserved to manage liquidity for the Hachiku exchange. Its whitepaper states that the swap/exchange of Hachiko Inu is environment friendly as well.  

The whitepaper of Hachiko Inu was published during phases 1 and the deployment of the Hachiko Inu website occurred in phase 3. In phase 3, the Hachiko Inu swap/exchange work was also started. Hachiko Inu is currently in phase 4 of the roadmap. The total supply of the Hachiko Inu token is limited to one quadrillion INUs.