SHIB INFORMER

As AI advances and jobs are lost, it is not money that will matter, but political power and the ability to self-organize outside corporate systems and services. ShibOS, and the strength of the ShibArmy are a gift to humanity. It's no longer about "making it," but "making us."

That’s why I appreciate so much the recent re-focus on #Ethereum (Shibarium’s L1) in values more than just what market dictates. In the end, this decision only makes Ethereum (and Shibarium) a more solid and ethical choice to develop the new systems we need.

This new age of AI has many influencers pushing for massive bots and AI access to the liquidity. But.... is it worth it? If blockchains serves bot instead of people needs, what is the goal? The "casino" aspect has damaged crypto reputation already.

@WOLF_Bitcoin_ So many people pushing for Finslop as the new meta. I wonder what the economy will look like when it serves to bots more than people.

Michael Saylor said "AI AGENTS NEEDS DIGITAL MONEY AKA BITCOIN Because they will want to move money at the speed of light, and engage in commerce a million times faster than any kind of analog would move."

@grok Smh

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Chibi version of my SHIBOSHI 🤪 Thanks @Grok

@brian_armstrong So many people pushing for Finslop…

How long until agentic payments overtake human payments?

🐕 The $SHIB army isn’t only about holding, they are building the ecosystem worldwide Whales have been stacking their tokens lately, with some big moves spotted on-chain. @Shibtoken is leveling up with Shibarium, its own Layer‑2 network, making transactions faster and cheaper for everyone. The pack keeps burning millions of tokens, keeping $SHIB scarce and ready to move. Looks like short-term opportunities are ready to make a strong woof 🐾 l.changehero.io/Swap_SHIB

Only crypto guys can see it. Do you? 👇

@coingecko Shibarium #L2 Because it burns SHIB! $SHIB $BONE

What project are you most bullish on now?

This just confirms what a great decision it was to base #Shibarium L2 on #Ethereum L1. $SHIB

Believe it or not, we are still early in crypto. Crypto and blockchains will become the backbone of the new economy and politics. #Shib #SHIBARMY #Bone #Shibarium

JUST IN: T. Rowe Price files amendment no. 2 for its Active Crypto ETF, which will track multiple assets including $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $LTC, and $SHIB, among other assets.

SHIBA INU - To See Holder All Time High Today! This is Huge! #Shibainu #SHIB $SHIB youtu.be/OKFRivjhlyU

XRP gains DeFi access to Base worth $4.2 billion, Shiba Inu short sellers at risk as SHIB price jumps 18%, Bitcoin stabilizes above $69,000 ahead of March 19 FOMC: Morning Crypto Report $xrp $shib $btc dlvr.it/TRT2KN

.@VitalikButerin reveals the details of disposing of 500 trillion $SHIB in 2021. #Ryoshi @shytoshikusama @lucieshib. #ShibaInu dlvr.it/TRSpG7

Which one are we trading today?

I propose a new #meta for #crypto. No #AIAgent wallets, no #UBI tokens… but the meta of Political Power. Blockchain platforms already have everything you need. You have learned a lot from failed #DAO. Change the system. #autohumanismo

@VitalikButerin @FLI_org Hey, you remembered $SHIB; that event was a big point in SHIB's history. You should take a look around, a lot has been built since that time! Like Shibarium and ideas like ShibOS (a social operating system with karma, KYC and tailored for digital nations).

There are often posts mentioning that I donated a very large amount of funds to @FLI_org years ago and connecting me to various policy actions that they take. I thought I would make clear the record both on the nature of my connection to them, and on similarities and differences between my approach to the AI risk topic and theirs. First, what happened: * In 2021, I received a large amount of SHIB and other dog coins, seemingly because the creators wanted to use "Vitalik owns half our supply" as a marketing tactic and be "the next Dogecoin" * The tokens quickly rose in value, and at the peak the "book value" of those tokens was over a billion dollars * I felt that surely this was a bubble, it would pop quickly and the price would drop massively, and so I scrambled to retrieve the funds from my cold wallet (this included things like calling my stepmother in Canada and asking her to go into my closet and read out a 78-digit number, and then adding it to a different 78-digit number transcribed from a paper in my backpack). I sold what I could for ETH and donated to relatively more "normal" things (eg. $50m to GiveWell). But then I was still left with lots of SHIB * I sent half to @CryptoRelief_ (half of _those_ funds ended up supporting Balvi, and the other half is being spent by @sandeep and team on improving medical infrastructure in India). I sent the other half to FLI * At the time, they presented me with a comprehensive roadmap that focused on improving all major existential risks (bio, nuclear, AI...) as well as general pro-peace and pro-epistemics (ie. helping us know the truth in adversarial contexts) initiatives * I thought that surely they would cash out at most $10-25M, because there's no way the SHIB market is deep enough to cash out more * Instead, they managed to cash out ... something like $500M (same with cryptorelief) * Since then, FLI had an internal pivot by which they started focusing on cultural and political action as a primary method, quite different from the original approach. * Their justification is that the situation has changed greatly since 2021, AGI is coming very soon, and their pivot is needed to affect the world fast enough, and to counteract the lobbying warchests of large AI companies. * My worry is that large-scale coordinated political action with big money pools is a thing that can easily lead to unintended outcomes, cause backlashes, and solve problems in a way that is both authoritarian and fragile, even if it was not originally intended that way. * For example, their primary approach to biosafety has been "how do we put guards into bio-synthesis devices and AI models so that they refuse to create bad stuff?". I view this as a very fragile solution: there are many ways to jailbreak, fine-tune or otherwise get around such restrictions. Ultimately, putting all your eggs into this strategy can lead to very dark places like "let's ban open-source AI" and then "let's support one good-guy AI company to establish global dominance and don't let anyone else get to the same level". Approaches like this VERY EASILY backfire: they make the rest of the world your enemy. * More generally, historical experience tells us that when regulations are made on dangerous tech, "national security" orgs (today, realistically incl Palantir) inevitably get exempted, and in fact those very same orgs are a major source of risk (see: pandemic lab leaks typically coming from government programs). This is something I worry about. * My approach on these topics has been centered around d/acc: build the tech (eg. air filtering, early detection, continuous passive PCR-quality air testing, prophylactics etc for pandemics, greatly improving software and hardware verifiability for cybersecurity...) to help us survive a much higher-capability world safely, and open-source the tech so that the entire world can freely incorporate it. * This is the sort of thing that the ~$40m I recently allocated is for. A big part of that pot is for secure hardware, which is good both for Ethereum users who do not want to lose their coins, and for humanity if we want ubiquitous computer chips to not be hackable (incl by AI) and spy on us. If I had the FLI warchest and tweet-chest, I would use it to do more of those things. * I have shared my difference in perspective with them on several occasions. * At the same time, I've also been heartened by many of @FLI_org 's recent moves. I think the "pro-human AI declaration" ( humanstatement.org ) is a very good philosophical path forward. It unites conservatives, progressives and libertarians, America, Europe and China, people worried about unemployment, surveillance, psychosis and paperclip doom, atheists and the Pope. They have also been researching ways to avoid concentration of power resulting from AI. These things are all good. I wish them best of luck on these positive initiatives, and hope that they operate with the caution and wisdom that their task deserves.

Shibarium transactions reverse downtrend, jump 148% in 24 hours dlvr.it/TRQxJ9

$SHIB started as a joke about a joke and became one of the wildest stories in financial history. Here are 5 facts that prove it 👀 1️⃣ The creator owns zero of it. By choice. Ryoshi, the anonymous founder, deliberately holds none of the coin he built. He describes himself as "just some guy of no consequence tapping at a keyboard." At its peak, what he created was worth $41 billion. 2️⃣ Vitalik Buterin burned $6,000,000,000 in a single transaction The creators sent 50% of the entire SHIB supply straight to Ethereum's founder, betting he'd ignore it. He didn't. He burned 410 trillion tokens and donated another 50 trillion to COVID relief in India. One man reshaped the entire supply overnight. 3️⃣ It grew 150,000,000% From its all-time low to its all-time high. A $10 investment at the bottom would have briefly been worth ~$15 million. Arguably the most explosive price run in financial history. 4️⃣ A meme coin beat the original meme coin $SHIB was created explicitly to mock $DOGE. In October 2021, it overtook Dogecoin in market cap, despite Elon Musk actively pumping DOGE. The parody defeated the original. 5️⃣ 500,000 people signed a petition just to buy it The Change.org petition demanding Robinhood list SHIB became one of the most-signed petitions on the entire platform. People mobilized like it was a human rights movement, for a dog coin. Drop a 🐕 if you're still holding and grab some 👇 l.changehero.io/Swap-SHIB