Clifford Inu (CLIFF) is a deflationary token created on the Ethereum blockchain. The platform keeps on enhancing via deflationary techniques and generating additional income.

The vital issue with cryptocurrency projects is that they deprive long-term volume. The lack of volume in these projects consistently delayed the further growth and reinvestment into the project's development. Thus, Clifford Inu aims at eradicating this issue by funding a specific portion of the marketing wallet into the profit-generating assets. Moreover, the generated profits would be restored to the project as token buybacks or marketing, and so on. That way, refining the project's profile and attracting various new traders.

According to the Whitepaper, the token follows a burn mechanism. Burn mechanism is a process in which the developers and miners of cryptocurrency remove a certain number of tokens from circulation for controlling price. The platform comprises a code that allows the token to develop through the contract and release a small number of coins from the pool and gets burned forever at a predetermined time frame. Also, Clifford Inu has a stable liquidity pool. The platform also comprises a set of security measures. For example, once the token's liquidity gets burned, it is never pulled back. Moreover, Clifford Inu applies a marketing tax on every trade so that the team constitutes sufficient monetary reserve to have consistent marketing, attain trading positions, and send out donations.

The native token of the Clifford Inu platform is CLIFF. The users holding the token get incentives for staking through a Smart contract for two months.

Taxes levied on the token are profitable to a robust community. The platform plans to utilize a percentage of taxes to achieve more funding for the future to yield profits for the community. The profits can also be employed for community rewards, marketing, and buybacks.

The Clifford-Inu token was launched on December 15, 2021. The maximum supply of the token is one trillion.