When destiny aligns and you find yourself in a preordained location, at a specific moment, with a stranger, introduce yourself as Ryoshi. If they reciprocate, know you’re in the presence of a kindred spirit.
From inception, my assertion has been clear: I am no one special. Unveiling my identity, even if achieved, would be anticlimactic. I am simply an ordinary individual behind a keyboard, easily replaceable. Yet, I am Ryoshi.
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But, I recognize the gravity and vastness of the movement I’ve instigated. I’ve bestowed upon you the treasure of self-discovery, made manifest in the blockchain arena.
In the conventional paradigm, projects are often led by an illustrious CEO, a tech guru, and a roadmap, offering a point of contact for grievances or to attribute blame for unmet expectations or investment outcomes.
Shiba is distinctively different. Right from its inception, it’s been underlined: no one individual holds the reins. No single person or entity can claim sovereignty or responsibility. Despite surges in Shiba’s value and conjectures about my wealth, I own not a single SHIB token. Why? Owning it would compromise the purity of my purpose. Financial fluctuations shouldn’t dictate my unbiased perspective. (Rest assured, the universe has its ways to compensate.)
