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Shiba Inu's Shytoshi Kusama Teases Tron Partnership at Token2049, SHIB Army Ablaze

Shytoshi Kusama's cryptic Tron tease at Token2049 thrills SHIB enthusiasts. Credit: EconoTimes

In a move setting the SHIB Army ablaze, Shytoshi Kusama hinted at a potential partnership with Tron DAO during his masked appearance at the Token2049 blockchain event in Singapore, fueling excitement and speculation within the Shiba Inu community.

SHIB Army Reacts to Kusama’s Mysterious Tweet

The mysterious Shytoshi Kusama, leader of the SHIB, has sent out a tweet that has the Shiba Inu community abuzz. In the accompanying photo to the tweets, a figure is seen wearing one mask while another, of a different hue is propped up next to him.

Shytoshi Kusama used a mask similar to this white one during his "meet and greet" tour of Japan and India earlier this year.

Tron DAO Card Sparks Collaboration Rumors

Kusama appears to have attended the renowned Singaporean blockchain event since the mysterious boss of SHIB reportedly used the hashtag #token2049 with his last tweet. But he's got a plastic card that reads "Tron DAO" and features the Tron blockchain logo. Justin Sun, founder of cryptocurrency cryptocurrency Tron, was present at the conference as one of its sponsors.

Kusama met the SHIB army earlier this year during the yearly Web3 IVS 2024 conference in Kyoto while donning a katana, hood, and two masks. Afterward, he and Kaal Dhairya, the team's lead developer, traveled to Mumbai, India, to speak with a prominent UAE news station. On these occasions, they were both wearing masks, according to U.Today.

Shiba Inu Price Surges as SHIB Army Waits

Shiba Inu, the second largest meme-inspired cryptocurrency, has showcased an astounding 9.35% increase in price over the past 24 hours, leaping from $0.00001302 to the $0.00001424 level. While this was happening, SHIB displayed an hourly chart with multiple large green candles.

A 50-basis-point interest rate drop would be the first since 2020, according to remarks made by Fed chairman Jerome Powell at this week's FOMC meeting.

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