In the shadowy corridors of the SHIB kingdom, where whispers carry more weight than wallets, a mysterious figure known only as Lucie—guardian of the SHIB realm’s marketing secrets—has risen. With a digital quill dipped in irony, she addressed the ever-restless SHIB army, rallying to defend not just moderators and admins, but their sacred band of volunteer developers too.
She declared, with the solemnity of a street preacher and the sass of a Moscow tavern rogue, that these tireless souls “can post whatever they want.” Free speech, verring on anarchy, in the cryptic halls of SHIB.
“We will defend our devs,” proclaimed Lucie amidst digital thunder
Facing the slings and arrows of anonymous netizens — part keyboard warriors, part conspiracy theorists — Lucie stood firm. Those aiming their barbs at SHIB’s custodians were reminded that the team “brings value, ideas, and real networking”—as if networking were some dark mystical art practiced by nocturnal wizards. And when pearls of hope shattered, like fragile glass, over Shibarium’s meager gains, Lucie, ever merciless, snapped back: “Shibarium sees through it.” The veil is thin, and critics may as well be shouting at their own reflections.
Her promise was clear, delivered with the gentle menace of a carnival barker pointing out the freak show: “Keep crying and playing victim if that’s your thing, but don’t expect silence in return.”
The Shib team brings value, ideas, and real networking.
Keep crying and playing victim if that’s your thing, but don’t expect silence in return.
SHIBARMY sees through it.
We’ve seen it all.
Mods and admins are volunteers — they can post whatever they want.
You don’t get to…— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) April 25, 2025
Lucie dished reality: the critics who sneer in private yet don the cloak of victimhood in public do not impress her. The developers? Their defenders will come in like a fury—no hesitation.
“Indeed, we will defend our devs too!!!” she exclaimed, the triple exclamation a sonic boom in misdirected outrage.
Interestingly, these same critics wield the banner of decentralization only when convenience strikes—usually when their wallets have been bled dry by their own folly. “Oh yes, decentralization — but only when it comes to your scams and your voice only!” Lucie sneered, as if addressing a room full of long-faced card sharks.
Lucie lifts the veil on Shytoshi’s ‘secret’ (or not-so-secret monkey business)
She shared a link to “Shy Speaks Shib,” the latest auditory confession from Shytoshi Kusama, the enigmatic lead dev who operates somewhere between myth and dusty server logs. There, Shytoshi interviews a fellow code conjurer about SHIB Alpha—the layer-3 alchemical experiment on Puppynet, no less.
This podcast made me angry.
Shy wasn’t fully honest.
Even after stepping out of the public eye, he was still working behind the scenes.So just be HONEST— you might’ve been down, but you never stopped working.
😒— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) April 24, 2025
Lucie, armed with impatience and candor, chided Shytoshi for his cloak-and-dagger modesty. “Just because someone isn’t running Telegram marathons or tweeting like a caffeinated parrot doesn’t mean the gears aren’t turning furiously behind the curtain,” she declared. “Silence isn’t laziness, comrades—it’s just the art of invisibility in a world addicted to noise.”
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