Steven Cooper, who played an important role with his company Bigger Entertainment in reducing the supply of quadrillion Shiba Inu (SHIB), said that he will cease operations of “SHIB burn” and leave the cryptocurrency market.
Bigger Entertainment CEO broke off his relationship with SHIB
In his posts on Twitter, Steven Cooper announced that he and his company will leave the crypto money industry. He based his decision on the fact that his meeting with the Shiba Inu team was incompatible with the company’s vision. Steven Cooper’s Twitter post said:
After Welly’s deal, we had a private Discord conversation with some of the SHIB team. Information was shared in that meeting that interests us. We recorded the call, listened to it over and over, and finally thought it best to separate ourselves. We do not expect others to follow. What appears to be about us will be considered speculation for others. It was also information that should have been private. We have no interest in dragging anyone into the first, and we don’t want drama from it either. Based on the conversations we’ve had, we just show respect. We are a company and it is not aligned with what we want to build.
Bigger Entertainment’s picture of “Shiba Inu token burn” snatch its website reads:
Our overall mission as a company is to provide a platform that includes a variety of Shib-burning assets that will genuinely entertain the community and the general public. That’s why, as a full-fledged entertainment company, we’re making it possible for everyone to get burned, whether they’re aware of it or not, wherever you are, whether you’re part of ShibArmy or not. Just for fun.
As we quoted as Kriptokoin.com, Bigger Entertainment even allocated the rest from a playlist broadcast on Spotify to reduce the supply of SHIB. During this period, Steven Cooper was sharing the burned SHIBs on Twitter, but he deleted these tweets after the decision. As a result, Bigger Entertainment and its CEO are no longer Steven Cooper alongside ShibArmy and Shiba Inu. Announcing that he is completely leaving the crypto money market, Cooper said that he has sold all cryptocurrencies, including the Shiba Inu (SHIB) in his possession.
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