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Shiba Inu's official marketing lead, Lucie, has launched a robust plan to combat growing Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) in the SHIB community, targeting accounts responsible for spreading panic.
SHIB Community Faces Record FUD Surge
There has been a noticeable uptick in the prevalence of FUD among the Shiba Inu (SHIB) community. Unfounded fear and uncertainty (FUD) has reached unprecedented levels, according to Lucie, the official SHIB marketing lead. Despite her dismissal of the FUDders as attention seekers, the issue seems to persist.
Lucie recently announced her new aggressive tactic to combat Shiba Inu FUD in an X post. Typically, she added, these identities spread false and defamatory information on social media. The purpose of these accounts, she stressed, was to sow doubt and fear among potential meme currency investors.
Lucie claimed to have swiftly blocked 20 of these accounts in an effort to keep the community secure, U.Today shares.
The marketing lead brought attention to an interesting trend that was found on the accounts. According to Lucie, each of the twenty accounts was opened in the years 2023 or 2024. The accounts were probably made to cause fear in the ecosystem, she stressed, because of this.
True ShibArmy Supporters Remain Loyal
This is because the FUD was not engaged in by any Shiba Inu owner with a long-term commitment. True ShibArmy members may have had reservations about the programs in development, according to Lucie. As far as she's concerned, genuine Shibizens are more likely to back and be devoted to Shytoshi Kusama and the development team's endeavors.
In addition, Lucie theorized that the individuals in charge of these false positive (FUD) accounts might be linked to a horrific event in the past, specifically the embezzlement of monies from the DAO.
Speculation Grows Around DAO Theft Involvement
According to the marketing lead, the Shiba Inu community is being manipulated and scared into submission by evildoers. This is still conjectural, though, since she offered no proof.
At the time of writing, Shiba Inu was trading at $0.00001838, a decline of 2.06%. Just over a week ago, the meme coin recovered from a crucial support level of $0.0000175, but the token is currently being weighed down by overall market sentiment.
