Lucie, the marketing specialist for the Shiba Inu ecosystem, has recently revealed the team’s focus on long-term objectives for SHIB rather than chasing short-term gains of 30% to 50%. This disclosure was made in a recent post by Lucie herself over the weekend.
Shiba Inu’s Marketing Specialist Prioritizes Long-Term Goals
According to Lucie, the team behind the Shiba Inu ecosystem is not fixated on short-term gains that could potentially drive up the price of SHIB by 30% to 50%. Instead, Lucie emphasizes the importance of taking a long-term perspective, where the team is fully dedicated to building meaningful projects within the Shiba Inu ecosystem. She firmly believes that these efforts will eventually yield fruitful results for the team.
Lucie also took the opportunity to address critics who spread Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) and engage in insults towards the Shiba Inu project under her posts. She made it clear that she has zero tolerance for such negative energy.
Furthermore, Lucie warned members of the Shiba Inu community against investing in low-quality and high-risk crypto projects, colloquially referred to as “sh*tcoins.” She urged them to exercise caution and only consider projects with substantial potential.
Lucie concluded her post by expressing her curiosity about what the future has in store for Shiba Inu, leaving it open for possibilities.
The Potential of Shiba Inu Against Dominant Projects
Lucie also demonstrated her confidence in the potential of underdog projects like Shiba Inu to prevail against well-established and dominant projects. To support her belief, she drew a parallel with the outcome of the men’s Ice Hockey tournament in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan.
In that competition, powerhouse nations like the United States, Canada, and Russia were considered favorites, while the Czech Republic was seen as the underdog. However, to the surprise of many, the Czech team, led by their “superstar goalie” Dominik Hašek, defeated these dominant teams in the Quarter-Final, Semi-Final, and Final matches to win the gold medal.
Lucie characterized the Czech Republic’s victory as a monumental upset and a classic underdog story, highlighting the fact that teamwork and dedication can overcome star-studded lineups.
She further emphasized that the Czech Republic’s performance in the 1998 Winter Olympics demonstrated the possibility for underdogs to triumph against well-established teams. Lucie concluded her statement by expressing her unwavering belief in Shiba Inu’s potential and comparing it to the Czech team’s victory in Nagano.
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