Shytoshi Kusama, the Shiba Inu ecosystem team lead, has dropped a hint suggesting he could attend the ongoing Ethereum developer conference unfolding in Denver, Colorado.
Shiba Inu Lead in Denver
In a recent post, Kusama revealed his interest in the controversial murals displayed at the Denver International Airport (DIA). These murals, created by artist Leo Tanguma, have gained notoriety for their dark and symbolic imagery.
Expressing amazement at what he learned about the murals, Kusama reached out to the community for guidance on locating them. “I have to see it for myself,” the Shiba Inu lead developer remarked.
So I've heard about these weird murals in the #Denver Airport. Can anyone tell me how to find it? I have to see it for myself.
— Shytoshi Kusama™ (@ShytoshiKusama) February 27, 2024
In response to his inquiry, a Shiba Inu enthusiast shared an image of the paintings, noting their prevalence throughout the airport. An intrigued Kusama replied, “So, [they are] not in one place.”
However, Kusama’s inquiry about locating the murals at the Denver Airport suggests that he may have embarked on a journey to attend the unfolding ETH conference, according to growing speculations.
Jose, another Shiba Inu enthusiast, expressed this view while reacting to Shytoshi Kusama’s tweet. “Is Shytoshi going to ETHDenver 2024,” Jose asked curiously.
Shytoshi is going to #ETHDenver2024 ? 👀🐕 https://t.co/qnJC9aoR5A
— Jose (@Yoshi_3000) February 28, 2024
ETHDenver 2024
ETHDenver 2024 stands out as the premier Web3 “BUIDLathon” globally. It draws Ethereum and blockchain enthusiasts, developers, and designers alike, hailing from around the globe.
Notably, the ETHDenver community converges with a shared purpose: to contribute to the global blockchain ecosystem.
They actively engage in activities such as “BUIDLing” dApps, initiating infrastructure-level projects, crafting documentation, whitepapers, and tutorials, designing UI/UX interfaces, and creating informative graphics.
The objective is to empower the community by directly returning value following the event’s conclusion.
Essentially, ETHDenver serves as both a launchpad and an incubator, facilitating year-round funding opportunities for projects that contribute to advancing the blockchain ecosystem.
Notably, the event operates entirely on community funding. For this year, ETHDenver commenced on February 23 and will continue until March 7.
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