From Shiba’s Founder to Today: $Oscar and $Collar Are Carrying Ryoshi’s Legacy

Ryoshi, the anonymous founder of Shiba Inu, showed the world that crypto could be more than hype — it could be a true experiment in decentralization. He disappeared without taking fame or fortune, leaving behind a blueprint: fair distribution, community over insiders, and projects with purpose.

That’s where $Oscar and $Collar step in. $Oscar isn’t just another meme token — it’s a movement to feed 1 million stray animals worldwide. Every holder is tied to real-world impact. $Collar, born from Ryoshi’s own Doge Rebase experiment, is the direct continuation of his dream: fair staking, no VCs, no gatekeepers, only community-built infrastructure.

The recent Oscar/Collar staking was historic: millions in TVL moved without a hitch, 100% decentralized, 100% community-run. And this is only the beginning. $Oscar is building the #1 crypto charity portal, and $Collar provides the foundation for future farms, DAOs, and utilities that will scale far beyond meme status.

Ryoshi said it best: the community is the project. In a sea of empty promises, $Oscar and $Collar are carrying his vision forward — and those who see it now are early to the next chapter of decentralized history.