SHIB Holders Watch for Shytoshi Kusama’s Return After Long Silence

Shytoshi Kusama has not posted publicly on X since May 13, leaving a 137-day gap that has drawn attention from the Shiba Inu community. His profile bio and location text have been changed, prompting speculation about a possible return or upcoming project news. On the charts, SHIB’s 50-day moving average is nearing a cross above its 200-day moving average, which would form a golden cross.
Kusama’s X profile has been edited during his quiet period. The location field moved from a phrase about backlog, marketing, and positioning to the single word “close.” His bio shifted from a detailed note about AI app/site work, ROS, beta website completion, and final bug checks to “Polish.” These small changes have become focal points for SHIB followers looking for signals.
On the daily chart, SHIB’s 50-day moving average is approaching its 200-day counterpart. A crossover would create a golden cross, potentially the token’s first notable one in 2026. The last visible golden cross came in November 2024, before a December 2024 rally to $0.0000334; later death crosses followed. The article also references May 2023 as a prior X communication marker.
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