There are only 18 days left until 2026, but Shiba Inu’s top ambassador, Terutoshi Kusama, remains silent about X.
The Shiba Inu lead ambassador was last active on X on December 7th and 8th, interacting with several posts from the cryptocurrency community.
There were hopes that Kusama would break her silence at the beginning of the year, but instead she maintained the status quo.
The Shiba Inu lead ambassador has always shown the perspective of speaking out when he believes it is the right and perfect time. Perhaps he was waiting for the next step to be announced and developed. $SHIB Build up before moving to X.
At the end of the year, Shiba Inu developer Karl Dahlia announced plans to restore Shiba Rium users affected by the bridge incident to their original status. $SHIB I owe you something.
Dahlia said everything that will be done from now on will be aimed at this goal.
official $SHIB Although Owes You, which refers to SOU NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain, is not yet live, the community-driven SOU has been launched.
Shiba Inu team members talk about next steps $SHIB growth
Darya mentioned this in his year-end message for 2025. $SHIB Considering the Shibarimun hacking incident in September, the community notes that the past year, especially the last few months, has been the most difficult period in the Shiba Inu’s history.
In Sunday’s reading, Shiba Inu team member Lucy talks about canine collaboration, abilities, and next steps. $SHIB.
According to Lucie, navigating uncertainty is not passive, but it does require attention and patience, and often silence when noise is more comfortable. Lucy added that the most important thing now is that the direction remains the same. $SHIB The framework still remains.
Looking ahead, Lucy said the way forward is participation, not commentary, adding that the Shiv Army has grown beyond the stage of equal quantity and value.
“The most powerful contributors are often the ones who do the unglamorous work, improve small things, and quietly move ideas forward,” Lucy said, ” $SHIB Ecosystems are never about certainty. It was about commitment. That’s still true today. ”