Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are spreading all over the world day by day and are getting investment by many people. The tokens, which are called ‘meme coins’ and are said to be released as a joke, are also among the most popular cryptocurrencies after cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH).
Dog-themed cryptocurrencies such as Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are among the most popular of the so-called ‘meme coins’. Some giant companies are also investing in these currencies. Tesla, the company of Elon Musk, known for its proximity to cryptocurrencies, announced in the past weeks that it will accept Dogecoin as a payment method for company products. Now, another technology giant, Microsoft, has received a share that is expected to be for Shiba Inu.
Microsoft’s tweet excited Shiba Inu investors
One of the world’s largest technology companies, Microsoft, shared a post on its official Twitter account yesterday. In this post, the expressions “There are two types of dogs in Teams meetings” were used. As you can imagine, this statement caught the attention of many cryptocurrency enthusiasts and led to claims that the company could take a step towards ‘dog’-themed cryptocurrencies.
It was stated that Shiba Inu, whose popularity is increasing, may also be the crypto money that the company refers to in its tweet. Many people from the Shiba Inu community added hundreds of comments under Microsoft’s post, expressing that they thought the company could establish a partnership on this issue. According to Koinbulteni, the fact that Shiba Inu and Microsoft have significant investments in the metaverse, which is seen as the ‘future’, shows that such a partnership can take place. However, it should be noted that this probability is quite low.
Although not as much as Shiba Inu, other dog-themed crypto money investors such as Dogecoin and Floki added their comments under the post. In addition, Sythoshi Kusama, who is stated to be one of the developers of Shiba Inu and who said that it was fun for big companies to share a similar vision with SHIB before, responded to the tweet by sharing a gif with the hashtag #shibarmy.
Here are some of the reactions to the share:
Shiba Inu’s developers Sytohoshi Kusama’s response to Microsoft’s share.
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