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# Introduction

Million Dollar Baby (MDB) is an innovative DeFi token on the BSC network, utilizing a unique Trust Fund and clever tokenomics to ensure everlasting growth for investors. 

Utilizing a compound effect of tokenomics, a deflationary mechanism and intelligent investment strategies, MDB will deliver perpetual growth for holders. No more boom and bust - all buys and sells are welcome, ensuring eternal growth for holders. 

Your investment is safe with MDB: 

✓ KYC with Obsidian Council/House of Obsidian

✓ Liquidity locked 

✓ Audit applied 

✓ Multi Sig on main investment wallet 

✓ Commitment to doxx at either 6 months or $100m market cap (whichever is sooner)


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