Twitter unleashed rumors of SHIB movie this week as the faceless founder Shytoshi Kusama tweeted about an Indian actress. Titillating hashtags and memes preceded the rumors.
Sighting Starts SHIB Movie Rumors
Paramount Picture’s Ted Schilowitz and Marcie Jastrow, Shib Metaverse advisor, were spotted talking recently. The sighting fueled rumors of a possible SHIB documentary that Kusama sent in a recent tweet.
On March 13th, Jastrow tweeted she had indeed spoken with Schilowitz. She went on to share that the SHIB Metaverse team was also in the meeting with the Paramount Futurist. Then confirmed, the meeting was to discuss a future collaboration between the two.
Kusama, known for keeping information close to the vest, later shown his interest and anticipation with a tweet of four big eyes. Then posted a gif of Randy March of South Park fame and the phrase, “Maybe nothing, maybe everything.”
SHIB’s Shytoshi Kusama and Romy Shaun
Tweets Fuel More Rumors
Before the meeting and cryptic meme, crypto Twitter rumors flew about Shytoshi doing a documentary on Netflix. The Twitter gossip was Kusama, and his creators would be interviewed in the $SHIB documentary. Kusama then lit the rumors in a tweet stating, “We could have something here. We know a million people will be watching it right off the bat. Who’s with me?”
On St. Patrick’s day, Kusama sent out a tweet to Shaun Romy wishing her a happy birthday, encouraging her, and gushing she was his favorite actress. All this led to a speculative tweet from SHIB aficionado Lucie Sasinkova wondering if it was merely flirtation or if she may be the lead in a SHIB movie. Kusmam being ever cryptic, posts a smiling Shibu Inu canine and “#no comment.” The ShibArmy on Twitter unleashed rumors of SHIB movie and their excitement about the ecosystem’s future.
Shaun Romy, the apple of Shytoshi’s eye, was born in India and has movie credits, including Hridayam, Blue Skies, Green Waters, Red Earth, and Lucifer.
SHIB’s Shytoshi Kusama and Romy Shaun
Shibarium Beta Launch
Shiba Inu earlier this week saw the Beta launching of Shibarium. The initial announcement for Shibirium was in May of 2021. The recent $BONE, $LEASH, and PawSwap launches were a segue to Shibarium. ShibaSwap was developed with a simple interface to encourage newbies into the crypto world. It is the only DEX for the Shibarium and SHIB ecosystem.
Kusama took to Twitter midweek, warning the SHIB army that Puppynet tokens weren’t an investment and not to waste their SHIBS no matter who was peddling them.
With all the hype, Shiba Inu’s price rose 7.21% this week but has declined by 36% since Friday morning. Shib’s all-time high was $0.000032. Currently, it is at $0.000011, a decrease of 66.30%.
With talk of a possible documentary and Twitter unleashed rumors of a SHIB movie, one has to wonder if Paramount will be releasing SHIB Studio productions in 2024!
