$SHIBUSSY – a creator’s war story.

Starting a project like $SHIBUSSY is tricky. You have a vision, you take a chance, and then you throw it into the wild. What happens next is totally out of your control.

This is what makes crypto both exhilarating and brutal. You can’t predict it, you can’t perfectly plan it, and you sure as hell can’t control every variable. Especially when it comes to people’s wallets and decisions.

Since day one, we’ve been open about the challenges we faced with large wallets. This wasn’t a surprise, but we knew it would be something to navigate. The whale who sold today made an insane bet when $SHIBUSSY first launched. I didn’t ask for it, I didn’t plan for it, but it became part of this story… a big variable in an experiment that was always about seeing what happens when you release something raw into the world.

Here’s what I want to say: these things happen. You do what you can to mitigate the risks, and when a big sell hits, you hold your ground and keep going. Today, the whale exited. It shook us, sure. But you know what’s wild?

We held the line. The bottom fell out in the chaos. In less than two hours, we recovered back to $1M. That’s not luck… that’s community. That’s people seeing the project for what it is. This is something different, something real, something worth sticking around for.

New holders showed up. Instead of panic, people bought the dip. We saw new wallets come in and more interest flood into the project. That’s growth, and that’s momentum. Two things you can’t fake.

Starting $SHIBUSSY was never about having control over every moment. It’s about letting something live and breathe on its own while standing by it. It’s about creating a community of tired humans who have lived through worse and are willing to stick together through it.

I can’t promise there won’t be more big moves or sell-offs. That’s crypto. But I can promise this: I’m here. I’m paying attention. And I’m damn proud of this community for how we held it down today.

We’re back above $1M market cap, and the floor is looking strong. For a project that started as a raw experiment, that’s no small feat.

So here’s to the sleepyheads who weathered the storm today. You stood on tired ground and you kept the dream alive.

Stay tired. Stay real.

— Your Mom 💤