Kujira (KUJI)

KUJI is a token on the Injective blockchain. Name: Kujira. Symbol: KUJI. Decimals: 6. Denom type: ibc. Address: ibc/9A115B56E769B92621FFF90567E2D60EFD146E86E867491DB69EEDA9ADC36204. Live market data and pricing available via the linked service endpoints.

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