在父親分享女兒的診斷結果後，MIRA Meme 硬幣被創建以資助罕見腦腫瘤的研究

在陳思奇分享了有關他女兒腦腫瘤診斷的帖子後，加密社區創建了模因幣 MIRA 來籌集研究經費。

A meme coin named MIRA, created by the crypto community to raise money for brain tumor research, has seen a rapid surge in value, accumulating a market cap of $72 million within minutes of its launch on pump.fun.

加密貨幣社群為腦腫瘤研究籌集資金而創建的一款名為 MIRA 的迷因幣，其價值迅速飆升，在 Pump.fun 上推出後幾分鐘內，市值就積累了 7,200 萬美元。

The Solana (SOL) -based token, named after the four-year old daughter of Runway co-founder and CEO Siqi Chen, has quickly gathered attention following Chen’s post about Mira being diagnosed with a rare brain tumor.

這種基於Solana (SOL) 的代幣以Runway 聯合創始人兼首席執行官陳思琪(Siqi Chen) 四歲的女兒命名，在陳思琪(Siqi Chen) 發布有關Mira 被診斷出患有罕見腦腫瘤的帖子後，該代幣迅速引起了人們的關注。

At the time of writing, the meme coin is up by 710% and is currently trading hands at $0.0768, with a trading volume of $16.4 million, according to data from DEX screener. The token has also reached a max price of $0.081 and a total supply of 952,373,000.

根據 DEX screener 的數據，截至撰寫本文時，meme 幣上漲了 710%，目前交易價格為 0.0768 美元，交易量為 1,640 萬美元。該代幣的最高價格也達到了 0.081 美元，總供應量為 952,373,000。

The token was created after Chen posted a thread on X users to help send donations to fund Dr. Todd Hankinson’s research. Hankinson is a professors of Neurosurgery and Pediatrics from the University of Colorado, who Chen claimed “runs the only lab in the world focusing on this tumor.”

該代幣是在 Chen 在 X 用戶上發布帖子以幫助捐款資助 Todd Hankinson 博士的研究後創建的。漢金森是科羅拉多大學神經外科和兒科教授，陳聲稱他「經營世界上唯一專注於這種腫瘤的實驗室」。

“Though there is still no cure, with the help of our research team, we have already helped dr. Hankinson’s lab identify promising new drugs for Mira’s tumor. But we need your help,” wrote Chen in his post.

「雖然目前還沒有治癒方法，但在我們研究團隊的幫助下，我們已經幫助了博士。漢金森的實驗室發現了治療米拉腫瘤的有前途的新藥。但我們需要你的幫助，」陳在他的貼文中寫道。

The thread reached more than 133,000 users, with many asking Chen to share his crypto wallet addresses, including Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin. Not long after, Chen stated that someone launched a meme coin named after his daughter on the Solana network to help raise money for the brain tumor research.

該貼文吸引了超過 133,000 名用戶，其中許多人要求 Chen 分享他的加密錢包地址，包括以太坊、Solana 和比特幣。不久之後，陳表示有人在 Solana 網路上推出了一款以他女兒命名的迷因幣，以幫助為腦腫瘤研究籌集資金。

Afterward, the token developer sent Chen half of its entire supply, which is valued at around $400,000 at the time. However, Chen expressed hesitation in selling the tokens because he does not want to rug pull the people who invested in the meme coin, despite people in the comments saying they donated their funds to MIRA willingly.

隨後，代幣開發商向 Chen 發送了全部供應量的一半，當時價值約為 40 萬美元。然而，Chen 對出售這些代幣表示猶豫，因為他不想拉攏投資 Meme 幣的人，儘管評論中的人們表示他們願意將資金捐贈給 MIRA。

In the end, Chen declared that he plans to sell 10% of the supply and use 5% of the tokens for Hankinson Lab research, which is around $49,263. He intends to hold onto the other 5%, adding that he will not be selling more than that without a 24-hour prior notice.

最終，Chen 宣布，他計劃出售 10% 的供應量，並將 5% 的代幣用於漢金森實驗室的研究，約 49,263 美元。他打算保留另外 5%，並補充說，如果沒有提前 24 小時通知，他不會出售更多的股份。

He also clarifies that all proceeds will go to funding research for the rare brain tumor at Hankinson Lab and that his family will not receive a single cent from the token.

他也澄清，所有收益將用於資助漢金森實驗室罕見腦腫瘤的研究，他的家人不會從代幣中獲得一分錢。

“I just want to say that whoever said crypto has no legitimate use cases, you can tell them that funding for rare disease research is a pretty legitimate use case,” said Chen.

「我只是想說，無論誰說加密貨幣沒有合法的用例，你都可以告訴他們，為罕見疾病研究提供資金是一個非常合法的用例，」陳說。