# Architecture

The internet has long been captivated by the charm of dog memes, creating a global community that shares laughter and joy through these adorable four-legged friends. Hachiko Inu aims to capitalize on this cultural phenomenon by merging it with the exciting world of cryptocurrency. The main objectives of Hachiko Inu are; To create a decentralized and community-driven memecoin, to celebrate the joy of dogs through memes and community engagement. and contribute to dog-related charities and welfare organizations.&#x20;

Hachiko Inu will be built on a deflationary token model with a limited supply. A percentage of each transaction will be burned, reducing the total supply over time and promoting scarcity. It will utilizing secure and audited smart contracts to ensure transparency and trust within the Hachiko Inu ecosystem. This will include features such as staking, decentralized governance, and a charity wallet for donations. HACHIKO INU will regularly host meme contests, encouraging the community to showcase their creativity and love for dogs. Winners will be rewarded with Hachiko Inu tokens, fostering an engaged and passionate community. Active participation on social media platforms will be a cornerstone of Hachiko’s Inu strategy. Regular updates, memes, and community interactions will be prioritized to maintain a vibrant and growing user base.&#x20;

A portion of Hachiko Inu transactions will be allocated to a charity wallet. The community will have a say in selecting dog-related charities to support, fostering a sense of responsibility and philanthropy. Hachiko Inu aims to establish partnerships with reputable dog welfare organizations, providing direct support and contributing to initiatives that enhance the lives of dogs worldwide. There will be collaborations with other pet-themed projects and platforms to expand the Hachiko Inu ecosystem and reach a broader audience. To ensure the safety and trustworthiness of the HACHIKO INU ecosystem, regular security audits will be conducted by reputable third-party firms. This will include code reviews, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessments.
