Just like how Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity remains a mystery in the world of Bitcoin, the founder of Shiba Inu (SHIB), known as Ryoshi, has also piqued the curiosity of the crypto community since the cryptocurrency’s launch. There are numerous theories circulating on the internet, some with solid evidence, and now a new one is gaining attention.
A recent theory proposed by crypto researcher BoringSleuth suggests that Ryoshi might be a combination of two individuals: Ryo Suzuki and Tsuyoshi Maruyama, both associated with the B2C2 Group.
The researcher also points out that Ryoshi had connections with Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum co-founder), Wanxiang, and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) more than two years before Shiba Inu (SHIB) was launched.
🚨SHIB Founder connected to CCP, Wanxiang, Vitalik Buterin and more back in 2018 on-chain – 2 Years Prior to $SHIB's token launch 🚨
In this short thread, I'm going to lay out the proof that the SHIB Founder is closely related and connected to Crypto's biggest cartel 👇
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— TruthLabs 🫡 (@BoringSleuth) September 1, 2023
BoringSleuth, known for his thorough blockchain investigations, has uncovered some rather astonishing findings. Another post on X highlighted some of the most surprising revelations.
As mentioned earlier, he uncovered connections between Ryoshi and notable figures in the cryptocurrency realm, such as Vitalik Buterin, Wanxiang, and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). What’s particularly striking is that these connections date back to 2018, a period spanning more than two years before the SHIB token was even launched.
The SHIB Deployer Wallet
The story starts with the Shiba Inu Deployer wallet known as Oxb812. It was created on February 18th, 2018, a whopping 29 months before the launch of the SHIB token. Interestingly, this wallet’s primary purpose at the beginning was trading Cryptokitties, and there wasn’t much activity except for two Ethereum (ETH) transfers.
The first of these transactions took place within 24 hours of the wallet’s creation, and the ETH from this transfer was sent to OxF230. From there, it was forwarded to Oxaad3, which marked the last recorded transaction for that period.
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