The creator of the meme coin Shiba Inu, which has seen massive popularity and attention in the crypto world, has remained anonymous since its creation. However, recent findings by Coinbase directors have shed some light on the identity of the creator, known as Ryoshi. The director discovered an OpenSea account associated with Kusama’s address that had an interesting name, “Alameda,” which could be linked to the SHIB founder. However, the director did not reveal the true identity of Ryoshi.
A wallet directly connected to the founder of Shiba Inu (via exchange deposit) has an… interesting Opensea account name pic.twitter.com/pq6koANFMu
— Conor (@jconorgrogan) March 6, 2023
Interestingly, the OpenSea account was linked to a Bitkub deposit address where the SHIB founder deposited funds twice in 2020 and 2021. This information allowed the director to link the anonymous founder to their own profile with the “Alameda” nametag. However, the reason why the SHIB founder would take Alameda’s OpenSea handle in 2020 remains unclear. It may simply be a case of the founder “squatting for memes.”
Furthermore, recent news from the Coinbase directors revealed that the largest Shiba Inu farmer unstaked $107 million of SHIB on Oct. 27, 2021, and sent it to FTX, Huobi, Binance and OKX. This coincided with the expansion of SHIB perps by FTX, which had close ties to Alameda. As a result, the price of SHIB immediately began to plummet, never to recover.
While the identity of Ryoshi remains a mystery, recent findings have sparked curiosity and speculation within the crypto community. The rise of meme coins like Shiba Inu has launched a new trend on the market, where anonymous developers started creating Doge-themed coins and tokens that somehow replicate what Shib has done. However, none of the recently created digital assets replicated the success of Shiba Inu.
Source: https://u.today/shiba-inu-shib-creator-name-revealed-thanks-to-opensea