Month of No Response from Shytoshi Kusama Regarding X, yet SHIB Community Unwavering
In the world of cryptocurrencies, the Shiba Inu (SHIB) community remains unfazed by the recent silence from its lead, Shytoshi Kusama. Known for his occasional disappearances to work on Shibarium, Kusama's latest absence from his official X account since Aug. 5 has not caused undue concern among the community.
Meanwhile, Lucie, a prominent figure in the Shiba-Inu community, has been making waves with her announcements. She recently revealed that LEASH holders can look forward to receiving new tokens in exchange for their old ones. This announcement was accompanied by the news of the upcoming reload of the LEASH token, which is set to be launched as the second version by the SHIB team.
However, there seems to be a lack of information available about Lucie's role in the community, particularly her defence of Shytoshi Kusama against SHIB haters and fudders. Despite this, her recent statements have been clear and decisive. In a bold move, she criticised those who have been attacking the SHIB team, with the intention of promoting their own tokens running on Shibarium.
The Shiba Inu community is a global phenomenon, with the majority of individual SHIB wallets based in the USA, Turkey, India, East Asia, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. Interestingly, three of the largest SHIB wallets belong to crypto exchanges: Binance, Robinhood, and Crypto.com, collectively holding tens of trillions of SHIB tokens on behalf of millions of users.
In her latest post, Lucie addressed the rebase mechanism in the LEASH contract, stating that neither she nor 30,000 users were aware of it. This revelation has sparked discussions within the community, with many expressing their support for the SHIB team's transparency.
The last post on Shytoshi Kusama's account was dedicated to SHIB's anniversary and elections for "full decentralization" of the Shiba Inu network. As Kusama continues to work on Shibarium, the community remains hopeful and united, eagerly awaiting the next developments in the Shiba Inu ecosystem.
