When YouTuber Ben Armstrong threatens to reveal the identity of the creator of the meme coin Shiba Inu, the Shiba Inu community is abuzz with whispers and speculation. BitBoy made a cryptic comment earlier today in a tweet, hinting that he will “dox the founder” of the popular cryptocurrency.
This generated a frenzy on the social media platform. The dispute began when a user named Rancune (@Rancune eth) tweeted that Shibereum is a “ripped chain from Rinia.” Rancune claims that the creators made a mistake by forgetting to change the chain ID, leading to suspicions of manipulation and silence.
In a subsequent tweet, BitBoy stated that there was substantial evidence to support the assertion that the principal developer was disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, but that he was only active early in the project. He said this in response to the notion that Bankman-Fried founded FTX.
BlackRock’s CEO forecasts the next big breakthrough in the bitcoin world. Sam became involved early on when the two original founders split up. One of them broke away and began his own chain. Sam worked alongside the project’s primary creator to get the endeavor off the ground. Nevertheless, when Shytoshi Kusama entered the room, the conversation abruptly moved in an unexpected direction.
Kusama appeared to pose a challenge to BitBoy in his most recent tweet, questioning about the performance of BitBoy’s T-shirt sales and requesting that the latter show receipts. Halfway through February, U.Today announced that the chief Shiba Inu developer refuted the absurd claims that he was Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The myth in question claimed that Musk was the developer. Fans are looking forward to the next exciting chapter in the Shiba Inu tale, which is bound to continue.
