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# What is INFERNO ?
Inferno is simple: Use $TITANX and mint $INFERNO. There are 8, twenty four hour mint cycles and 90% buy and burn.
* Step into the arena, folks! Meet Inferno, the coolest bull in the blockchain rodeo. We're talking eight 24-hour sessions of token minting, smooth as a bull’s strut. Did we say he is 'BULLISH ON BLAZE' ?
* Got your liquid TitanX ready? That’s your ticket to ride this beast.
* Inferno starts the show every Friday at 2pm UTC and chills out until Saturday at 2pm UTC.
* After each 24-hour ride, claim your tokens and bask in the glory.
* Eight consecutive Saturdays, eight weeks of epicness.
* As soon as 50 billion TitanX swaggers in on day one, the LP pool gets grooving.
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