SHIB Community Demands Answers From Shytoshi Kusama and SHIB Team

An X user under the name @RuggRat_X has published a post to express concerns about the recent silence from the $SHIB team and the changes in its structure. According to his tweet, one of the $SHIB Telegram channel admins has been excluded from the team, with no reason for that revealed.

@RuggRat_X seems to be speaking not only for himself but for the whole $SHIB community that is concerned about the lack of updates on Shibarium and the overall silence of the $SHIB team.

"Shibarium silence. What's really going on?"

According to the tweet, the X user is concerned about the lack of updates from the core Shibarium team. In particular, he says, there is “no clarity” around the LEASH token.

The tweet also states that there are remaining “unanswered questions” regarding the recent hack of a Shibarium bridge that took place at the end of 2025. And for the past week, @RuggRat_X, the X user continues, “many of us haven’t even been able to access validators for the past week.”

“That’s concerning,” he summarized. Besides, according to the user’s tweet, there have been certain unexpected shifts in the $SHIB team recently, as the Shibarium Telegram admin, Ragnar, stated that he was “no longer as closely connected to the team” as he and others used to be.

Ragnar said that it does not immediately mean that $SHIB and Shibarium have turned into a scam or the team has bad intentions. It’s just that “not everything went as planned.” This has made the tweet author (and the commentators) even more concerned.

A call for clarification to Shytoshi Kusama, Kaal, and Lucie

The overall concerns are summarized in the tweet as follows:

• Communication has slowed down significantly.

• Transparency feels limited right now.

• Core updates are missing when the community needs them most.

• Infrastructure issues (like validators) are affecting trust.

In the crypto space, silence from blockchain teams often greatly increases uncertainty around the product, @RuggRat_X stated.

He called on Shytoshi Kusama, his right-hand developer Kaal Dharya, and the marketing lead Lucie to break the silence and “address the concerns”, since the $SHIB community “deserves clear communication”, they need “status updates on Shibarium, validators, and ecosystem tokens”.

Indeed, the $SHIB team has not been sharing any updates recently, apart from several minor tweets. As for Shytoshi Kusama, he has been keeping silent for months now.