Why Kendu Inu Is Next

Why Kendu Will Beat Shib Kendu is going to the top, and on the way it will pass Shib on its way down. This is not a declaration of war, it is a declaration of independence. Kendu is independent because it has a better future and Shib has a better past.

From its founding Kendu was attached to Shib in important ways. Kendu was developed by a Shib leader, and to this day more and more Shib leaders keep leaving Shib and coming to Kendu. This is because Shib’s best days are behind it, and Kendu’s are still ahead. These leaders learned from the extreme success of Shib as well as its mistakes. We owe a debt of gratitude to Shib for all this wisdom and experience. But we do not owe them our allegiance. Their leaders are leaving, and they are coming to us. We are thankful to have them, and we are going to the moon.

Kendu will not pass Shib in a race to the top. It will pass Shib on Shib’s way down, and Kendu’s way up. Kendu is not just set up for an historic run, Shib is also set up for an historic collapse.

Writing On An Empty Wall

Kendu hit its all time high a few days after an article appeared in the Shib Magazine. Nobody noticed that the article itself was dull and contained no real information. Nobody cared that they had never heard of the Shib Magazine before that day, and none of their friends had ever heard of it either. The market cap went up, and everyone was happy. But Kendu has more X followers than the Shib Magazine does right now. We do not need their small magazine and fake pumps. We are bigger! They are older, but Kendu’s following is already bigger and the best leaders from Shib are already in Kendu, or headed for us soon.

A random reddit post from Kendu will get 10X or more readers than anything the Shib Mag publishes. This is because the talent that built Shib is already working for Kendu right now, and the few left at Shib are planning to switch by the end of the year.

It is fun and interesting when an outside publisher runs an article about the Kendu project, but the reality is that Shib was not really helping Kendu at all. In fact we have found that Shib was essentially treating Kendu as a pump and dump project and nothing more. Their pump fueled the all time high, but because it was nothing more than that, we have fallen since. Now when we make our runs, they will be real, with no artificial fuel to it.

As this reputation spreads–that all the original Shib talent is working for Kendu now, that Kendu is all organic and real, and Shib is increasingly just another pump and dump cartel whose glory days are past, Shib will fall and Kendu will rise.

Anyone holding Shib should take note of this, and reallocate.

Kendu Confusion

If this trend were not obvious enough, the release of Kendu Chads made the point clearer. Kendu Chads is a fantastic project that will raise Kendu Inu into the upper atmosphere. But you would not know that from the sponsored articles in the Shib mag. On the day of the release everyone in the Kendu ecosystem was confused when they should have been excited. Miazaki had to clean up the big mess with a few emergency Spaces and chats, and the MC took a dump on a day that should have been historically big.

Once again the article was poorly written in a dead magazine. The partnership with Shib did not help us, it hurt. After an impressive buildup full of expectation and promises, Shib mag essentially took a dump on Chads by writing a confusing and strange article. Are chads just NFTs? How many are there? Where does the money go? How are the dividend’s shared? These are important questions that the article did not even address, or hinted at them vaguely. In journalism this is called “Burying the lede.” It is when you put the most important information at the bottom and the confusing and unimportant stuff at the top.

Kendu Chads is an incredible project and the answers to these questions are some of the most groundbreaking things in crypto right now. All of it boils down to “This is how we hit 100Billion and beyond.”

But you would not know that from Shib Mag. In fact it required reading the article five or six times and reading 24 hours worth of chaos on the TG chat, and then finally getting to listen to Miazaki explain it in five minutes live before anyone knew what was actually happening. What was happening was an earthquake in the crypto world, but by the time anyone found out we had dropped 30% on a chaotic, low-grade “sponsored” announcement. Why should we pay a failing magazine to ruin our best news of the year? Why do we need them? We have fantastic writers here on our team, far better than what Shib puts out.