Microsoft AI identifies two meme tokens with promising long-term potential: Shiba Inu and Meme Moguls

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Microsoft AI has selected Shiba Inu and Meme Moguls as long-term meme coin investments.

Shiba Inu’s burn rate surged by an astonishing 50,000%, while Meme Moguls attracted gamers and meme enthusiasts.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) recently made headlines as its burn rate skyrocketed by 499,416% on November 27, resulting in the burning of 264.20 million SHIB tokens.

This significant increase brought the total burned Shiba Inu meme currencies to 410.66 trillion. Despite the higher burn rate aiming to boost Shiba Inu’s price, a substantial gain hasn’t materialized yet.

Nevertheless, Microsoft AI remains optimistic, forecasting Shiba Inu to reach $0.00000900 in the coming weeks.

On the other hand, Meme Moguls (MGLS) aims to compete with Shiba Inu by capitalizing on the growing meme industry, projected to reach $6.1 billion by 2025. Meme Moguls plans to establish the first meme-supported stock exchange as part of its ecosystem, including the Moguls Casino and Exchange Trading Platform.

The casino provides gamers with an entertaining experience featuring meme-related assets, tournaments, and additional earning opportunities.

The trading platform facilitates meme-based asset trading and offers resources to assist meme coin traders in making informed decisions.

During the presale phase, $MGLS tokens were priced at $0.0021, with Microsoft AI predicting a potential 1,000% price increase by the presale’s end.

Explore the engaging gameplay, tournaments, and trading opportunities offered by Meme Moguls on their platform.

 

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