Over the years, the voice of Ryoshi, the mysterious creator of Shiba Inu, has been heard again. The leader of K9 Finance, a key partner of SHIB, cited one of his previous remarks.
In his letter, Ryoshi discusses con artists and his duty to protect Shiba Inus and their community.
Ryoshi’s old message shared with SHIB army
An significant statement that Ryoshi addressed to the Shiba Inu community when he was still in the public glare has been shared by DAO @buzzdefi0x, the cofounder of K9 Finance.
The creator of SHIB said in this statement that his “job is to defend the line and the brand.” A buddy is someone who “comes and honours Shiba,” and an exile awaits those who attempt “to leech from the Shiba.” Consequently, Ryoshi has once more pushed the Shiba Inu army to uphold SHIB’s integrity by “exiling” fudders and fraudsters.
https://x.com/buzzdefi0x/status/1780680171919380530
The mysterious creator and leader of the well-known meme cryptocurrency SHIB departed from the SHIB community in May 2021, erasing all of his social media postings. Ryoshi appears to have followed in the footsteps of the enigmatic Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, who, in 2010, left Bitcoin in the hands of a small group of engineers, also opted to end his life.
The marketing lead for team Lucie shared two further older messages from Ryoshi with the SHIB community earlier this year.
SHIB’s Lucie issues major warning
On Wednesday, Lucie, the SHIB team’s social media marketing guru, sent out a crucial warning to the Shiba Inu community worldwide. She cautioned SHIB users of “deceitful individuals” who “lurk, aiming to manipulate for personal gain,” referring to “wolves in sheep’s clothing.”
Lucie, however, has revealed that there is a good side to scammers, saying that they “add fuel” to SHIB’s bright fire and drive the team’s “determination to build a more transparent and trustworthy ecosystem.”
https://x.com/LucieSHIB/status/1780666869210317284
Shibarium, a layer-2 solution, has seen a substantial rise in its primary metrics in the interim. After a sharp 63.30% decline on Tuesday of this week, when the daily transaction count fell from 958,500 to 352,090 transactions, the measure has now managed to stabilise. The number of transactions rose by 59% the next day. The 417,000,000 transaction mark has almost been reached by the total number of transactions.
