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The enigmatic Shiba Inu lead developer stirs reactions among SHIB enthusiasts as his location mark on X changes to Colorado, United States.
Kuro, a Japanese-based Shiba Inu community member, highlighted this change in a recent post.
The community member shared a screenshot showing that Kusama has modified his X location mark to Vail, a municipality in Colorado, United States. Kuro added a ‘thinking face’ emoji to the tweet, indicating curiosity regarding Kusama’s mission in the city.
Shytoshi Kusama's current location is…
👀📍Vail, CO
🤔 pic.twitter.com/mfGJmPxfkl
— KURO🐾SHIBARMY JPN🇯🇵 (@kuro_9696_9696) June 13, 2024
The Crypto Basic also confirmed that Kusama’s X location mark was Vail, Colorado. For context, Vail is known for its appeal to tourists during Winter due to its skiing and snowboarding experience.
Interestingly, during summer, Vail transforms into a vibrant destination for cultural festivals, hiking, and golfing activities.
Past Modifications to Kusama’s X Location
This is not the first time that Kusama’s X location mark has changed to different cities. The Shiba Inu lead developer occasionally changes his location mark on the social media platform, stirring a wave of reactions from enthusiasts.
Over the past year, Kusama has changed his X location mark to Singapore, Japan, El Salvador, Hong Kong, Australia, and Dubai. The community typically expresses mixed reactions to these changes.
While some community members speculate that Shiba Inu’s lead developer might be vacationing in these cities, others claim he manually changes the location mark without traveling to any city.
Although doubts usually surround the change in Kusama’s X location mark, the Shiba Inu lead developer sometimes shares evidence of his trip to certain cities. Earlier this month, he revealed that he visited the Middle East, which helped him learn about his cousins’ culture.
Forbes Recognizes Shiba Inu
Meanwhile, the development follows the recognition of Shiba Inu’s team by top magazine Forbes.
The media outlet recently published an article applauding the team, led by Kusama, for transitioning Shiba Inu from a memecoin to a utility project and setting the technological pace for other cryptocurrencies.