Tots Token is a social movement for bringing hospitalized children entertainment and toys. Tots Token is a charity token were we will be using the charity wallet to pay entertainment company’s and toy companies to go to specific hospitals to help children with cancer and other diseases. This will happen once a month
Presale ends on Thursday!
🔐4 Billion tokens will be locked until March 2022 🔒Liquidity locked until December 2021 ❤️4% of transaction to charity 💪3% of transaction to holders 💰Total Supply: 15,000,000,000 🔥1 Billion Coins Burnt on launch
Tots Token is a social movement for bringing hospitalized children entertainment and toys. Tots Token is a charity token were we will be using the charity wallet to pay entertainment company’s and toy companies to go to specific hospitals to help children with cancer and other diseases. This will happen once a month
Presale ends on Thursday!
🔐4 Billion tokens will be locked until March 2022 🔒Liquidity locked until December 2021 ❤️4% of transaction to charity 💪3% of transaction to holders 💰Total Supply: 15,000,000,000 🔥1 Billion Coins Burnt on launch
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