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$CHUNGUS

$CHUNG 🐺💸 is emerging as a key player in the Solana ecosystem, ready to lead the pack as the market recovers. With a focus on leveraging Solana's fast, low-cost transactions, $CHUNG aims to carve out a unique space in the crypto world.

The token’s strategy is to go beyond the typical meme coin, building value through strong community engagement and strategic partnerships. $CHUNG is positioning itself for long-term growth as the market rebounds.

As the crypto landscape shifts, $CHUNG is set to guide its pack to greener pastures, becoming a force to watch in the Solana network


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Tokenomics

BIG CHUNGUS

1B

Total Supply

0%

Total Tax

Liquidity Burned

Basic Plan

$50.00

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Standard Plan

$70.00

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Premium Plan

$90.00

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About

"Big Chungus" is a meme featuring a fat version of Bugs Bunny, often humorously depicted as a fictional PlayStation 4 game. The meme became popular for its absurdity and has been widely shared across various online platforms.

Origin

The image of the fat Bugs Bunny comes from the 1941 cartoon Wabbit Twouble, where Bugs briefly mocks a portly Elmer Fudd. The image resurfaced online in 2017, initially on 4chan, and later spread to other platforms like Reddit and Facebook.

Chungus

The word "Chungus" was coined by video game journalist Jim Sterling before the meme's creation. It was first used online in 2012, with no fixed meaning, often used humorously in various contexts.

Big Chungus

The term "Big Chungus" first appeared in 2016 on Tumblr, referring to a Second Life character. The meme gained traction in 2017 and saw a resurgence in 2019, becoming a popular symbol of ironic humor on platforms like iFunny and Reddit.

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