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Road to Trillions: Shiba Inu Lead Developer Reveals Project Direction
Shytoshi Kusama, Shiba Inu's chief developer, revealed his big intentions. He plans to raise market capitalization and enhance technology for the crypto project.
Kusama revealed his background before becoming Shiba Inu's chief developer in his first exclusive interview with Arabian Business, denying rumors that he was Elon Musk. The Shiba Inu creator also revealed his intentions to make it the first trillion-dollar decentralized company.
Kusama said Shiba Inu's aspirations have grown and gotten more intriguing each time. He said SHIB and the crypto industry have great potential since less than 5% of the world's population has accepted crypto.
The main developer said the Shiba Inu team sees meme currencies as the doorway to crypto and blockchain technology, and the brand will take the globe from Web2 to Web3.
He also said Shiba Inu wants to gain market share from Google and decentralize the planet. To achieve this, Kusama says Shiba Inu must become the first decentralized currency with a trillion-dollar market valuation.
Kaal Dhairya, Shiba Inu's chief programmer, said many firms would need to switch to Web3 technology to stay relevant. Shiba Inu would support emerging companies with high engagement and inventive revenue, he said.
Dhairya further said that SHIB would develop customized methods to easily integrate companies into the Web3 ecosystem, assuring their relevance and future success in the expanding digital arena.
One of the most popular meme currencies, Shiba Inu is now the second biggest meme-based cryptocurrency, giving it more authority and reputation than other meme coins.
We built the meme business and are meme monarchs, but that wasn't our goal. Or the strategy, Kusama said.
Kusama said in his interview that Shiba Inu's long-term goal was to develop a technology that would endure 100 to 1,000 years. Shiba Inu needs a great foundation, a decentralized and dynamic community,
#SHIB $SHIB #memecoins
Shytoshi Kusama, Shiba Inu's chief developer, revealed his big intentions. He plans to raise market capitalization and enhance technology for the crypto project.
Kusama revealed his background before becoming Shiba Inu's chief developer in his first exclusive interview with Arabian Business, denying rumors that he was Elon Musk. The Shiba Inu creator also revealed his intentions to make it the first trillion-dollar decentralized company.
Kusama said Shiba Inu's aspirations have grown and gotten more intriguing each time. He said SHIB and the crypto industry have great potential since less than 5% of the world's population has accepted crypto.
The main developer said the Shiba Inu team sees meme currencies as the doorway to crypto and blockchain technology, and the brand will take the globe from Web2 to Web3.
He also said Shiba Inu wants to gain market share from Google and decentralize the planet. To achieve this, Kusama says Shiba Inu must become the first decentralized currency with a trillion-dollar market valuation.
Kaal Dhairya, Shiba Inu's chief programmer, said many firms would need to switch to Web3 technology to stay relevant. Shiba Inu would support emerging companies with high engagement and inventive revenue, he said.
Dhairya further said that SHIB would develop customized methods to easily integrate companies into the Web3 ecosystem, assuring their relevance and future success in the expanding digital arena.
One of the most popular meme currencies, Shiba Inu is now the second biggest meme-based cryptocurrency, giving it more authority and reputation than other meme coins.
We built the meme business and are meme monarchs, but that wasn't our goal. Or the strategy, Kusama said.
Kusama said in his interview that Shiba Inu's long-term goal was to develop a technology that would endure 100 to 1,000 years. Shiba Inu needs a great foundation, a decentralized and dynamic community,
#SHIB $SHIB #memecoins
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