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Shytoshi Kusama, the mastermind behind Shiba Inu, has sparked excitement with a surprise visit to Turkey. His location change follows a significant partnership between Shiba Inu and Mass Finance, aimed at reshaping the ecosystem’s financial infrastructure.
Shiba Inu Developer Shytoshi Kusama Spotted in Turkey
A Japanese Shiba Inu fan named @kuro_9696_9696 noticed that the anonymous chief developer of SHIB, Shytoshi Kusama, has updated his geolocation status on X, and he brought this to the attention of the community in a recent post on X.
It appears like Shytoshi Kusama is now in Turkey, based on the screenshot given by @kuro_9696_9696. The Turkish phrase for "I love you, Turkey!" is "Seni seviyorum Türkiye!"—a statement he tweeted out.
Mystery Deepens With Shytoshi’s Location and Bio
Shytoshi Kusama's X bio status, which reads: "Down to ride," heightens the mystery. His profile image appears to be set in the Utah Rockies, and it has a human holding a Shiba Inu dog's head while standing next to a car.
All things considered, the three pieces above provide the impression that the Shiba Inu protagonist is ready to kick back and relax in Turkey, U.Today explains.
Strategic Partnership Announcement With Mass Finance
Following the announcement of a new strategic collaboration between the Shiba Inu team and payments platform Mass, Shytoshi has made a geographical shift.
On Tuesday, Lucie, the official Shiba Inu marketing lead, announced the specifics of a new "partnershib" in an X post.
Mass Finance Revolutionizes Shiba Inu’s Financial Layer
Mass Finance Inc. is a "company revolutionizing finance," and Lucie called their collaboration a "game-changing partnership." The Shiba State's financial layer is being constructed. This is in line with the future vision of the Shiba Inu ecosystem, which is detailed in a document published by Shiba Inu with the same title.
Mass, with the help of Stripe Payments, stores its customers' money in major international banks and works with Visa to process payments seamlessly. As Lucie mentioned in her post, Celtic Bank is the one that issues its Visa prepaid cards.
