Crypto 'Supercycle Can Start Any Day,' SHIB Team Tells Community, Here's Catch
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Shiba Inu’s social media marketing expert, Lucie, has addressed the SHIB community with a message, in which she warned them against “gambling” on new crypto tokens at this particular time.
SHIB executive warns SHIB army
Lucie believes that “it’s a dangerous time to gamble” on new meme cryptocurrencies. She reckons that the “supercycle can start any day,” therefore, one could “get rugged on the meme of the week.”
“Be wise,” she advised Shiba Inu community members.
Lucie emphasized importance of utilized projects
The marketing lead of the SHIB team also emphasized projects that have actual utility, unlike “random rug pulls promoted by the same group of people.” She tweeted that she would love to see “more legit devs with real-life goals” improving the lives of people around the world.
As examples, she gave a mother who can earn money for diapers and other necessary things for babies by just playing F2P quizzes or other simple games. Another case she suggested was young people in remote countries or regions studying through learning platforms powered by blockchain.
Yuri MolchanCrypto platforms, Lucie believes, can give people who live in parts of the world with difficult economic situations the ability to find jobs, earn income or improve their life situations by employing freelance work, decentralized finance or skill-based platforms – all powered by blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
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