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The leader of the SHIB team, who prefers to communicate with the SHIB army under the pseudonym Shytoshi Kusama without revealing his real face or name, has published a tweet that has triggered an excited reaction by the Shiba Inu army on the X platform.
Kusama addresses SHIB community: "Mask off"
The SHIB lead developer Shytoshi Kusama, who took over leadership after the mysterious Shiba Inu creator, Ryoshi, decided to go under the public radar, published a tweet with a Shiba Inu dog sitting in the passenger seat of a car and added his message to that meme, saying “Mask off.”
Thus, Kusama commented on the tweet by SHIB fan from Japan @kuro_9696_9696, who responded to a tweet from the Huobi crypto trading giant, which stated: “NationalDogMonth. let's ride!”
The SHIB army eagerly responded to that retweet and the comment made by Shytoshi Kusama. This summer, he came as close as possible to revealing himself to the public. Kusama went on a global tour, visiting key blockchain events in Japan, India and the UAE, also giving interviews and talking to crypto fans who visited those key events.
However, while making his appearances, Kusama wore two masks to avoid revealing his face to the public. As he went from the Japanese city of Kyoto to Mumbai in India, top SHIB developer Kaal Dhairya joined him on the tour, also wearing a mask.
SHIB team makes scammers useful for ecosystem
As reported by U.Today, over the weekend, the official SHIB marketing lead, Lucie, issued a warning to the Shiba Inu community regarding multiple TREAT scams targeting them. TREAT is a Shibarium token currently being developed by the team for the ecosystem. When talking about it, the SHIB team uses the hashtag #TreatYourself, but scammers who are trying to persuade SHIB holders to click on their links are using the same hashtag.
Lucie stated that this is actually good for the ecosystem since it helps the X algorithm to spread the word about TREAT and Shibarium.
However, she once again warned the SHIB army to be very careful and not to click on those scam links to avoid losing their crypto savings and holdings. TREAT is not the only token in the works at the moment; the team is also working on the SHI stablecoin.
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