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Oleksii Mishchenko
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A meme coin sent to $40B… with no investors
$SHIB wasn’t supposed to win — but it did.
{spot}(SHIBUSDT)
In 2020, an anonymous dev named Ryoshi launched SHIB.
No VCs. No funding. No roadmap hype.
Then he made a wild move:
sent 50% of the entire supply to Vitalik Buterin — unannounced.
By 2021, that stack was worth ~$1B.
Vitalik:
— donated 50T $SHIB to India’s COVID relief
— burned ~410T SHIB (~$6.7B)
👉 cutting supply and igniting the narrative
At the same time:
— hype exploded
— community went parabolic
— SHIB hit a $40B market cap
Then Ryoshi disappeared.
No interviews. No exit. Just gone.
What this really shows
SHIB wasn’t about tech.
It was:
— narrative
— timing
— attention
And it worked.
If short:
In crypto, attention = liquidity
So ask yourself:
Was it just a meme…
or a perfectly executed play?
{spot}(SHIBUSDT)
In 2020, an anonymous dev named Ryoshi launched SHIB.
No VCs. No funding. No roadmap hype.
Then he made a wild move:
sent 50% of the entire supply to Vitalik Buterin — unannounced.
By 2021, that stack was worth ~$1B.
Vitalik:
— donated 50T $SHIB to India’s COVID relief
— burned ~410T SHIB (~$6.7B)
👉 cutting supply and igniting the narrative
At the same time:
— hype exploded
— community went parabolic
— SHIB hit a $40B market cap
Then Ryoshi disappeared.
No interviews. No exit. Just gone.
What this really shows
SHIB wasn’t about tech.
It was:
— narrative
— timing
— attention
And it worked.
If short:
In crypto, attention = liquidity
So ask yourself:
Was it just a meme…
or a perfectly executed play?
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