SHIB Lead Developer Reach a Big Milestone on X, Making the SHIB Army Ecstatic
Recently, the leader of the SHIB developer team, known as Shytoshi Kusama, reached a major milestone on a popular social media platform. A user known as Kuro shared an X post showing screenshot of Shytoshi Kusama’s follower count reaching 1,000,000.
However, on Shytoshi’s actual page, the follower count appeared to be just shy of 1,000,000, at 999.8K. This is because follower counts can fluctuate as people start following and then quickly unfollow accounts.
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Lucie Optimistic Message
The SHIB team’s social media marketing lead, Lucie, also shared a positive message about the future of the SHIB ecosystem on the same platform. She mentioned that the SHIB ecosystem is still in the early stages of development and quoted Shytoshi’s words about building the future together.
The team is actively working on updating their technology, forming partnerships with influential players in the cryptocurrency space, and ensuring the overall health of their ecosystem. Lucie also mentioned that the team is collaborating with key industry figures for an ambitious project that will take time to complete.
Additionally, there has been a significant increase in the burning of SHIB coins, with a staggering 10,880% surge in the burn rate over the past 24 hours. This means that a large number of SHIB coins have been moved to wallets where they can no longer be used, which could potentially impact the overall supply of SHIB coins in circulation.
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