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What's Next for Shiba Inu? Shytoshi Kusama Hints at a Tangible Twist

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Wed, 14/06/2023 - 19:47
What's Next for Shiba Inu? Shytoshi Kusama Hints at a Tangible Twist
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Shiba Inu lead Shytoshi Kusama recently posted a cryptic video on Twitter that is accompanied by the intriguing message, "Something physical is coming."

The video starts in complete darkness, which is quickly broken by the appearance of the Shiba Inu logo in a close-up. The logo instantly shrinks, revealing itself fully while emitting a stark light.

As it recedes, the logo transitions into a clean, white version. During this transition, the white logo occasionally flickers to black, adding a suspenseful rhythm to the visuals.

The video culminates with a message forming around the logo: "Something physical is coming." The final shot showcases the Shiba Inu logo in black and white, set alongside the complete caption.

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While Kusama's tweet was deliberately vague, the promise of "something physical" has caused quite a stir within the Shiba Inu community. Twitter has been abuzz with speculation, with followers of the Shiba Inu coin proposing various theories. These range from speculations about the launch of a significant project to suggestions of merchandise-related endeavors.

The tease of a physical product correlates with a recent post by community member Lucie, who shared a photo of what appears to be a piece of fabric sporting the Shiba Inu logo.

Kusama's cryptic message comes at a time of uncertainty within the cryptocurrency market, which has been battered by regulatory actions initiated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The exact nature of the upcoming "physical" development remains unknown, but the tweet has successfully stoked the enthusiasm of the Shiba Inu community.

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