PANews reported on December 29 that Siqi Chen, CEO and CFO of Runway, a startup financial platform (the largest holder of MIRA), tweeted that he had locked about 1/3 of his holdings for a year and suspended the liquidation plan. According to the earlier advance notice commitment, he would start liquidating at a slower rate of 50,000 MIRA per hour after 24 hours in order to maximize funding for rare disease research in the long run. He is still considering what to do next, but once again promised that he would continue to use 100% of all token funds in wallets associated with MIRA at any time to support rare disease research (minus taxes). Porcelain Doll is also committed to putting the remaining 80% of MIRA tokens into a lock or multi-signature wallet controlled by someone the community trusts.

According to previous news , Siqi Chen gradually sold the Mira coins he received as donations to the Ccancer laboratory, and Mira's market value once fell to 14 million US dollars.