Rakuten Wallet, a Japanese crypto exchange, plans to give away physical Shiba Inu commemorative coins to attendees who show their SHIB holdings at an investment seminar on Nov. 3. The metal coin was first introduced in July and has no technical connection to the blockchain or to actual SHIB tokens. It is positioned purely as a collectible and promotional item rather than a crypto asset. Rakuten Wallet has already distributed similar commemorative coins at an event in Fukuoka and said it intends to repeat the campaign at upcoming seminars in Sapporo and Osaka. The item is tied to in-person promotion for SHIB holders, not to any on-chain utility or token-based function. The update was carried by Techub News, which cited BeInCrypto as the source.
Rakuten Wallet, a Japanese crypto exchange, will give away physical Shiba Inu commemorative coins during an investment seminar on Nov. 3 to users who attend the event and show their SHIB holdings.
The metal commemorative coin was first introduced in July this year. It has no technical link to the blockchain or to actual SHIB tokens and is being used only as a collectible and promotional item.
Rakuten Wallet has previously handed out similar commemorative coins at an event in Fukuoka. The exchange also plans to repeat the promotion at seminars in Sapporo and Osaka.
The update was published by Techub News and attributed to BeInCrypto.
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