Recent Telegram posts by Shiba Inu leader Shytoshi Kusama have generated a great deal of interest in the growing meme coin community.
Shiba Inu’s anonymous leader made hints about holding talks with “VERY important individuals” and well-known members of the neighbourhood for the project’s next stage.
Kusama emphasised his commitment to actively fostering the community’s development and the progress being made to strengthen the platforms that assist the Shiba Inu community.
His fascinating comment that “sometimes silence is the best weapon” stoked rumours about upcoming alliances and significant collaborations.
“Burns” and usage
Kusama addressed the inherent relationship between token usage and burns in response to questions about the apparent low burn rates of the SHIB token. It’s not about burning, he said; it’s about use.
“Please be aware that the ‘burn’ grows as more Shibarium and Shib (as well as any other tokens in the ecosystem) are used. So, the Shiba Inu head said, “I’ve been exploring for ways at a zoomed-out level to encourage utilisation with others in our decentralised community.
The McDonald’s question
Regarding adoption, Kusama responded to the growing concern over the potential merger of Shiba Inus with large merchants like McDonald’s and Burger King.
He cited the overwhelming support of SHIB among shops, but he also highlighted the challenges of systematising such extensive payment interfaces.
Kusama made an allusion to covert discussions or tactics when she said, “Sometimes silence is the best weapon.”
