In his recent poll concerning which direction $SHIB burns should take in 2023, SHIB Super Store received a total of 705 votes, with 80% of participants supporting the "burn it all" model. What's curious is that only seven hundred people out of over 10K users following SHIB Super Store even cared to decide the fate of the burn project. Is the idea of burning $SHIB on the brink of extinction?

Recently, a video went up on Youtube by Matthew Perry, a crypto blogger, which is titled “Shytoshi Wants to Burn 99% of Shiba Inu supply.” Next thing you know, there’s a veritable tornado of debate on Twitter, with some outright calling Matt a liar, spreading clickbaits and misinformation.

Sam Bankman-Fried isn’t the name that comes up often in everyday crypto talk. Neither does the term Kimchi Premium. Ever heard of either one? Odds are, you haven’t (no, we’re not calling you dumb.) Stick around for a few minutes, this story is worth it.

Previously, we’ve made a report on the SHIBA BAE scam and their recent rug pull that left many unhappy investors out of pocket. It would seem the story was complete - time to move on. However, vigilantes never sleep and after the dust had seemingly settled, more details began to surface. Down below is the full story of the scam, reconstructed and supplemented by the juiciest of details. And so it all starts on June 30th…

Holding crypto isn’t an act, it’s a habit! It takes a pair to keep all the associated stresses in check and not let them get in the way of making profits. Luckily, we’re gonna teach you how to “hodl” that crypto like a top G.

Much like our beloved Shib, $Bone is a crypto token. They’re kind of part of the same game, share the same mother and are generally working towards the same end. However, they’re not the same thing.

The world of crypto comes with a myriad of related projects and NFT collections. You’d think a good portion of those projects are bound to end up being rugpulls, scams or simply dead in the long run. Well, you’re right!

Yeah, we know that nobody pays ten Bitcoins for completing an online survey anymore, but that doesn’t mean crypto had ceased to be earnable in this day and age. Take that S.S. Counting Crew for example. They get to pocket some Shib for counting. Numbers, that is.

Last year, Vitalik Buterin had donated trillions of Shiba Inu tokens to Covid-hit India (worth $1 billion at the time) making what could easily be the largest-ever donation in the history of cryptocurrency!

Ever since Shiba Inu has come into existence, I've seen the floodgate being opened and a multitude of other 'Inus' begin to pour in, all claiming to be that '1000xGem” or this “BSC Gem”, but without any solid fundamentals or utility to speak of.

​Yeah, I know, we are all scared of certain things in life: snakes, onion bagels, reptiloids - you name it, it’s probably a thing. But I know one fear I conquered recently and I’m ready to tell my story.

We spoke with Spectre Gazushi - one of the key members of Shiba Search team, and more importantly, the developer of the wealth distribution bot on Discord. After hours in our torture chamber, he finally caved and began talking about ShibArmy, crypto, Shiba Search and much more. Down below is our report.

You know that “Shiba Inu deleting twenty zeroes tomorrow!” kind of talk on social media? That thing is like herpes - better not touch it with a ten foot pole. But that’s not the point.

Not every hodler should be a follower, but every follower, at least for the most part, should be a hodler.

Burn projects make sense - if your head is itching, you give it a scratch; if you need to burn a crypto token, you make a tool for burning it.

From day one, money was meant to produce sh*t. So far, Shib has yet to really produce anything, except a group of people that buy virtual land with virtual money that’s useless in the actual world. No, we’re talking about real, tangible things.

Long gone are the days when only the select few had their fingers on the money print. We’re at a point in history when pretty much anybody/anywhere can mint their own crypto money!

The Shib community is like mushrooms after it rained - birthing new terms and words by the bucketful at a time. Our linguists at Spaceshib have done an admirable job of tracking down, researching and putting each such crypto term into a glossary down below. Enjoy!

Meet Paul, aged 25. Paul has found a way to burn a whopping 100 million Shib tokens daily. That’s around 36 billion tokens yearly!

So far, the burn agenda couldn’t be more clear - let’s burn some sanity into that insanely huge Shiba Inu supply! Nothing like fire to set things right. There’s, however, a small catch that seems to have been eluding community-wide mention.

Ever come across one of those “just bought my third villa mining Shib” kind of posts on social media? Quite inspiring, aren’t they? Except you can’t mine Shiba Inu. Period.