In recent developments within the Shiba Inu ecosystem, Lucie, the lead social media marketer for the meme coin project, has sparked discussions regarding the community’s role in the SHIB burning exercise. Lucie’s comments come amidst debates surrounding the suspension of SHIB burning and the level of participation from community members.
Lucie acknowledges Shibarium developers, calls for community support
Lucie has publicly lauded the efforts of developers and builders on Shibarium for their contributions to the SHIB burning exercise. In a recent post, Lucie emphasized the importance of these stakeholders in achieving SHIB burn targets.
She thanked Shibarium users for their support while criticizing those exploiting the project’s situation for engagement farming. Lucie urged such individuals to separate themselves from users who were genuinely dedicated to advancing the project’s progress.
Lucie’s comments stem from her previous call for greater involvement from community members in the SHIB burning process. She criticized those complaining about suspending the exercise, questioning their commitment to the project’s growth.
Notably, Lucie highlighted that many complainants had never utilized Shibarium, emphasizing the community’s need for a collective effort to achieve SHIB burn targets. She echoed the sentiments of Ryoshi, the founder of Shiba Inu, urging detractors to cease complaints and take tangible action to support the project.
Lucie challenges the community to take action
Repeatedly echoing Ryoshi’s inquiries to the community, Lucie questioned the complainants about their contributions to SHIB’s growth and the extent of their SHIB burning activities. She emphasized the need for concrete efforts from dissatisfied individuals, calling on them to actively participate in SHIB burning and contribute to developing improved tools within the Shiba Inu ecosystem. Lucie’s statements underscore the importance of proactive engagement and tangible contributions from all stakeholders in the project’s advancement.
