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In a recent tweet, the Shiba Inu took the lead Sytoshi Kusama released a key message to the SHIB community. Kusama tweet read: “If I didn't retweet, it means I didn't subscribe. Be careful, friends.”
Kusama's post appears to be a warning to the community, urging them to be vigilant. The emphasis on retweets (RT) suggests that Kusama wants to make it clear that any information or endorsements that he did not directly share or retweet should be approached with caution.
In her post, Kusama emphasizes the importance of using only official channels to obtain accurate information. This is especially important given that misinformation can spread quickly in the crypto space.
Earlier in August, the Shiba Inu concentrated X-score ShibArmy Scam Alerts reports that recently there have been a number of tokens and projects claiming to be part of the Shib ecosystem.
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To ensure that they are dealing with legitimate Shib projects or partners, users should always check on the official Shiba Inu website; if they are not mentioned there, they may not be an official Shib project or partner.
This way, they can be sure that they are only interacting with things that are officially part of the Shib ecosystem.
Warnings issued to the Shiba Inu community
In recent days, the Shiba Inu community has been issued various warnings as scammers and unscrupulous individuals attempt to take advantage of the growing popularity of the Shiba Inu breed.
In a recent tweet, ShibArmy Scam Alerts warned SHIB Community be wary of fake accounts on Discord and other platforms. They should make sure that they are only linked to official accounts via social media.
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Scammers and impostors often create fake accounts with the purpose of providing false information to sow doubt, direct you to fake websites, or even obtain personal information that can be used for malicious purposes.
It's important to remind the Shiba Inu community that no Discord admin/mod or Telegram admin will ever message them first for support.