Shiba Inu Team Released Metaverse, Dogecoin Creator Attacked the Project

Shiba Inu‘s own metaverse will use Ethereum for land pricing, but the creator of dogecoin said that selling fake land with ETH will not improve the effectiveness of memecoin. Shiba Inu’s new metaverse project can compete with established enterprises such as decentraland. The team behind Shiba Inu (Shib) has announced the highly watched virtual reality project “Shib: Metaverse”. Instead of Shib, developers chose ETH as the land pricing token.

“SHIB: The Metaverse”

According to the latest blog post, metaverse will have 100595 pieces of land. Public land will be purchased, while private land representing key locations in the vitality circle will be locked up. These parcels will be released in phases. The entry stage will include unlocking 36431 pieces of land, which are divided into four categories. Silver fur, gold tail, platinum claws and diamond teeth, with a value between 0.2 ETH and 1ETH .

With the development of each stage, all tokens Shib, lease and bone will play a role. However, ETH instead of Shib will be used for purchase, as the funds collected will be used to pay for the development of metaverse. Therefore, the team decided to use a “neutral currency” as the land pricing token, which can be sold to stable currency to pay for all sources.

The Post wrote:”Using our ecosystem tokens is risky because we need to dump our own token prices to cash them! And that’s far from our plan.”

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Dogecoin Creator Admits to Being  “Salty”

Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus made a mockery of his long-standing competitor Shiba Inu’s new metaverse project. In fact, he went on to say that using Ethereum to make “random meta space” and “sell fake land” will not improve the effectiveness of Shib.

In a follow-up theme, Marcus also revealed that he made only $3000 when he founded dogecoin eight years ago, and the market value of dogecoin reached $80 billion. After witnessing that the swindler made millions of dollars, he admitted that he was a “salted fish turning over”. In response to a twitter user’s comment, Marcus also claimed that every commemorative coin created after dogecoin was a “disgusting cash grab”.