Marshall Rogan Inu ($MRI), the dog meme coin dedicated to assisting MMA fighters, is apparently reaching bankruptcy
19th July is being set as the mint date for Marshall Rogan Inu ($MRI), the dog meme coin dedicated to assisting MMA fighters. The minting on Ethereum begins for whitelisted users at 11 a.m. UTC July 19. However, reports are now emerging that the platform is going bankrupt, and more news regarding the incident will break soon. Again these are all speculations as of now, with minimum concrete evidence.
The NFTs will grant membership into the MRI Fight Club, with benefits including passive income, prizes, merchandise, UFC tickets and input into Marshall Inu project developments.
The fighter NFTs have a palette of features to make each one exclusive, such as gloves, headgears, accessories, and more. To hype up the launch event, the project is giving out free NFTs and whitelist spots to influencers on Twitter. [Source BSC.News]
Marshall Inu is a meme coin project designed to help fighters have an additional source of income. It combines the world of MMA and meme trends to give fighters more opportunities. $MRI serves as the primary token. More use cases for $MRI will be announced soon.
Marshall Inu Fight Club, a crypto NFT platform is going bankrupt
UFC middleweight fighter Ian Heinisch, lightweight fighter Nasrat Haqparast, and 6-times Lethwei World Champion Dave Leduc are some fighters associated with the platform.
A Twitter account recently posted alarming news suggesting that the platform is going bankrupt. The post said, ‘@marshallinu_ I’m hearing Marshall Inu going bankrupt, they did not pay some UFC, Bellator and PFL fighters and I hear the news about this whole thing will break soon. @MMAJunkie @JohnMorgan_MMA @arielhelwani @DamonMartin @ChaelSonnen @MMAFighting’
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