Former G2 CEO @CarlosR's New Meme Coin $SHIA Is Most Trending Cryptocurrency on DEXTools'
Carlos Rodriguez, who goes by the Twitter handle of @CarlosR and is the former CEO of massive esports team G2 Esports, has a new crypto meme coin project and its token is pumping. $SHIA, the native token that powers the...
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$SHIA, the native token that powers the ShibaSaga meme coin gaming ecosystem, is the number one trending cryptocurrency on DEXTools, having surged nearly 100x from its DEX launch price just three days ago....
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