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Mingbi Coin Mingbi coin (冥币) is a cultural heritage of China, rooted in 5000 years of tradition related to blessings, wishes, and sacrificial practices. It represents one of the oldest methods of offering prayers and wishes—burning paper money, which refers to burning Mingbi (冥币). This practice allows the living to fulfill their wishes and bless those around them while ensuring that the deceased can enjoy wealth and a better life in the afterlife. In ancient China, this practice was commonly referred to as "burning paper money." Monthly Activities for Mingbi Coin Monthly Burning Ceremony: As long as your wallet contains Mingbi coin, there will be a monthly offline event for burning Mingbi coin (paper money). Additionally, 1 billion Mingbi coins will be destroyed online each month to ensure the value of Mingbi coin until all team-held coins are consumed. Ninety percent (90%) of the coins will be burned, while ten percent (10%) will remain with users for the purpose of burning paper money for blessings and sacrifices. Updates and videos of the burning ceremonies will be available on our YouTube channel: Mingbi Coin. Virtual Currency Exchange: The virtual coins in your Mingbi coin wallet can be exchanged for an equivalent amount of paper money (Chinese Mingbi) through Telegram. Each wallet address is limited to one exchange per month, and the exchange does not consume Mingbi coin. Official Large-Scale Events: Major burning ceremonies will be held during traditional Chinese festivals, including Qingming Festival (generally between April 4th and 6th), Zhongyuan Festival (15th day of the 7th lunar month), Han Yi Festival (1st day of the 10th lunar month), and Chinese New Year's Eve (last day of the lunar year). Wallet addresses will serve as guide addresses for users holding Mingbi coin, allowing them to participate in blessings, wishes, and sacrifices. The burning of Mingbi coin (paper money) will be live-streamed on YouTube. As long as your wallet contains Mingbi coin, you can join the live streaming of the burning ceremony on YouTube.