Shiba Inu France Moves: SHIB Army on Edge After Kusama Hints

Shytoshi Kusama Hints at Exclusive Shiba Inu Meetups in France Amid European Expansion Plans

  • Shytoshi Kusama updated his social media bio to hint at possible community meetups in France, sparking speculation among Shiba Inu followers.
  • Community members noticed the change after weeks of silence and rumors about Kusama’s position within the project.
  • Kusama denied leaving the project and stated he remains focused on development and collaboration with key team members.
  • France is significant in Shiba Inu’s broader European strategy, having already seen SHIB payment adoption through Binance Pay since early 2023.
  • The community remains divided, awaiting further details about the purpose and outcomes of Kusama’s activities in Europe.

Shytoshi Kusama, the lead developer of Shiba Inu, recently updated his social media bio with a message that hints at potential invite-only meetups in France. This move follows a period of limited communication, leading to increased speculation and conversation among SHIB holders about possible new developments in Europe.

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The update occurred when a Japanese community member, Kuro, noticed Kusama’s bio change on the X platform, which now reads “Follow for an invite” accompanied by searching eye emojis. This development follows several weeks of rumors regarding Kusama’s commitment to the project. In response, Kusama issued a statement rejecting the claims about his departure: “To suggest that I am anywhere except beside Kaal Dhairyia, the devs and other appropriate parties figuring out next steps is utterly preposterous.”

Recent actions by Kusama have increased speculation about Shiba Inu’s expansion in Europe. France is a notable location in this context due to earlier initiatives, such as SHIB payments being accepted by French retailers through Binance Pay since February 2023. This established groundwork for future growth, while France’s broader crypto environment remains complex, with mixed approaches to regulation and high-profile incidents affecting the sector. Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao previously commented that France’s crypto sector had faced setbacks, including legal cases and kidnappings impacting industry confidence.

In a recent statement, Kusama said, “We will continue working on innovation, and closely with the Treat Dao and strategies therein, and will continue pursuits outside of SHIB that align with our vision and often contribute to the ecosystem or DAOs.” These remarks reflect ongoing efforts to develop both within the SHIB ecosystem and in related projects.

The SHIB community now waits for more information about Kusama’s activities in France and what these actions signal for the token’s future. Channels across the community remain active with discussions about potential meetups and strategic directions. The group is watching for specific details to clarify what the European presence could mean for Shiba Inu’s next steps.

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