About Kishu Inu

Kishu Inu (KISHU) is a meme-based cryptocurrency that features the 'Kishu' dog breed as its mascot. Inspired by the success of Dogecoin (DOGE), which launched in 2013, Kishu Inu aims to build on that legacy and take meme coins to the next level.

The mission of Kishu Inu is to evolve beyond just being a meme or a joke, by establishing KISHU as a legitimate, long-lasting currency. A key difference from similar coins is that Kishu Inu is entirely community-owned, with no tokens reserved for the development team. Instead, the project relies on community donations.

Kishu Inu is a decentralized transactional network that prioritizes community involvement, with all decisions made collectively by its members. The project seeks to bring next-generation concepts like non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized finance (DeFi), and participation rewards into the mainstream.

Launched on April 17, 2021, Kishu Inu quickly gained attention, with supporters dubbing it Doge’s "older brother." The coin's popularity was further boosted by promotional billboards in New York’s Times Square, sparking interest among crypto enthusiasts.