Shiba Inu Cannot Be “Controlled Or Tamed”, SHIB Team Launches Next Part Of The Cycle

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is entering a defining phase in its journey toward complete decentralization, with key figures in the community voicing their visions for the project’s future. In a bold new move, the SHIB team has unveiled the next phase of its ongoing development cycle, reinforcing the belief that the token “cannot be controlled or tamed.” This latest milestone marks a new chapter for the SHIB army, one that could inject fresh momentum into the project’s long-term vision. 

Shiba Inu Team Unveils Next Cycle Phase

The Shiba Inu ecosystem is preparing for a landmark shift as a prominent SHIB developer, Kaal Dhairya, reinforces the project’s unwavering commitment to decentralization. In a detailed statement released on X social media, Dhairya emphasized that SHIB was never created to be controlled by any single individual, pointing to the project’s foundation on the principles of shared governance and collective vision. 

He described the Shiba Inu ecosystem as a layered network of interconnected tokens and systems, each playing a complementary role in strengthening the entire system. Drawing an analogy to the expansive Star Wars universe, Dhairya noted that every element, including SHIB, BONE, TREAT, LEASH, or emerging concepts, adds depth, narrative, and endless potential to the evolving ecosystem. 

With Shiba Inu recently entering its 5th year, Dhairya called community-led elections the first step toward realizing the ultimate decentralized vision. According to him, this new governance phase is expected to open the door to creative proposals, including initiatives like “ShibWater” and other projects carrying the Shiba Inu brand. 

His remarks closely followed lead developer Shytoshi Kusama’s confirmation that elections could become a key part of achieving the ecosystem’s long-standing decentralization goal. Together, Kusama’s announcement and Dhairya’s statement signal a new chapter in SHIB’s development cycle—one in which leadership is shaped by community votes rather than centralized decision-making. 

Calls To Address Whale Influence And SHIB Voting Fairness

In the wake of Dhairya’s statement, a SHIB community member and advocate, identified as ‘Crypto Queen’, stepped forward to address a potential flaw in the upcoming governance system. She warned that large token holders, commonly known as Whales, could wield excessive influence within the ecosystem. 

While expressing respect for the SHIB developer’s leadership and vision, Crypto Queen stressed the need for reform. This proposed change included two specific points: eliminating veto powers that could override community consensus and ensuring that the voting system remains fair to prevent concentration of decision-making in the hands of a few. She argued that without this, the SHIB ecosystem risks repeating past shortcomings. 

As Shiba Inu moves into this new governance phase in its development cycle, Queen’s remarks highlight a central challenge. This involves balancing visionary innovation with governance structures that give every holder, regardless of size, an equal voice in determining the network’s growth and advancement.