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Twitter user and, apparently, Shiba Inu fan @Rachelkillings has drawn the attention of the SHIB army to a message that appeared in the Twitter bio of Shytoshi Kusama but was later removed. @Rachelkillings wondered what it could mean, asking for the opinion of the SHIB army.
Some of the commentators seem to reckon that it might be connected with the upcoming release of Shibarium beta.
Kusama removes his message on March 1
What Shytoshi Kusama wrote as his Twitter bio status includes "confirming to the maker…" However, later on, the pseudonymous developer deleted this message.
Shibarium is being built by Shytoshi Kusama and Unification Fund. At the end of December, Kusama announced that he had a meeting with developers from the fund to discuss the upcoming release of Shibarium beta version and finalize all issues on it.
It is likely that in the aforementioned bio status, Kusama hinted that he had gotten in touch with Unification Fund again, perhaps, to finalize things once again.
It's now deleted but what do yall think this means? 🤔 #SHIB #Shibarium #SHIBARMY pic.twitter.com/uG6iP3gzkp
— 𝓡𝓪𝓬𝓱𝓮𝓵🇺🇸🏳🌈🇵🇭 (@Rachelkillings) March 1, 2023
Shibarium intake form explained
In a recent tweet, major Shiba Inu fan "SHIBARMY CANADA" (@Dezaxe) addressed the confusion that has arisen after Shytoshi Kusama published the latest Medium article about Shibarium.
In that post, Kusama told the community about the Shibarium website and the Intake system. The latter is meant for projects that want to work with the Layer 2 solution — build on it, donate, promote it, etc.
@Dezaxe explained it to those in the SHIB army who misunderstood the Medium post. He said that it is not necessary to fill out the Intake form in order to build on Shibarium after it is released, and no authorization is required for that by the team of Shiba Inu. That is called "decentralization," he added.
Many people are confused with the Intake form of #Shibarium
— SHIBARMY CANADA (@Dezaxe) March 1, 2023
Important to know that this is not necessary to fill it to build on #Shibarium and no authorization is required by the members of the official #SHIB team
We call it #Decentralization
10 million SHIB burned by community
In the meantime, while the SHIB army expects trillions of SHIB to be burned after the Shibarium release, they continue to remove so far just millions of these meme tokens from circulation.
According to data provided by the Shibburn tracker, over the past 24 hours, various SHIB enthusiasts and commercial platforms have managed to destroy 10,939,295 Shiba Inu. These coins will be locked for good in dead wallets, from which they cannot be withdrawn, used for purchases or spent in any other way.
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