Why are they enraged?
Angry or enthusiastic?
We know how ShibArmy have been very loyal and they always react violently to anything related to the Shiba Inu.
This meme coin is still often discussed because of its large potential to compete with Doge coin.
I'm not a fan of Meme coins, but it's undeniable that the two meme coins can't be ignored. They even had time to attract several companies that put prospects into their use.
And regarding this tweet from Microsoft, we'll just have to wait and see what it actually means.
Topic: The Shiba Inu community is enraged by Microsoft's recent tweet (Read 298 times)
February 18, 2022, 03:46:24 PM
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From what I've read in this thread, this is the one that is most likely. Though that is just a one-liner tweet, I can't see why such reaction from the community becomes like this. Getting triggered that much, I guess? I do not really care about what MS implements in the future anyway, even if they implement NFTs in their upcoming updates to their unstable Windows 11 OS but seeing such other community react to this that much kind of makes me laugh.I do not invest in meme coins. It's just hilarious on how some people from these meme communities are reacting.
February 18, 2022, 02:17:05 PM
Isn't just me who thinks that it has nothing to do with Shiba or anything related to crypto with the dog team token?
Perhaps the shiba community take the tweet out of context? Doesn't make sense for Microsoft to join the bandwagon, maybe they are into crypto, but I doubt that it will be on meme coins. So I would say it might created some hype for shiba but it don't bring anything in the table for Microsoft.
You are not alone, I saw the tweet and I see no relationship at all, to me it is just a figure of speech and nothing more.Perhaps the shiba community take the tweet out of context? Doesn't make sense for Microsoft to join the bandwagon, maybe they are into crypto, but I doubt that it will be on meme coins. So I would say it might created some hype for shiba but it don't bring anything in the table for Microsoft.
However the Shiba Inu community was very smart, they were able to twist this into a story of Microsoft being interested in their coin and create yet more hype for this useless and unnecessary coin, do I blame them? Not really, people should be way more cautious and stop believing in every single piece of hype they read, and if they cannot do that then they will eventually lose their money anyway.
February 17, 2022, 09:33:05 PM
Isn't just me who thinks that it has nothing to do with Shiba or anything related to crypto with the dog team token?
Perhaps the shiba community take the tweet out of context? Doesn't make sense for Microsoft to join the bandwagon, maybe they are into crypto, but I doubt that it will be on meme coins. So I would say it might created some hype for shiba but it don't bring anything in the table for Microsoft.
Perhaps the shiba community take the tweet out of context? Doesn't make sense for Microsoft to join the bandwagon, maybe they are into crypto, but I doubt that it will be on meme coins. So I would say it might created some hype for shiba but it don't bring anything in the table for Microsoft.
February 17, 2022, 09:20:17 PM
but it could be that this tweet makes the popularity of shiba rise again and can pump up the price of shiba.
How is it possible? are you drunk? The tweet didn't even mention shiba inu and how it can give impact to the popularity of shiba inu?You must be joking with it and that's clear that if you didn't even try to take a look at the microsoft's tweet. It doesn't make sense to see this tweet will give impact to the popularity of shiba inu. Im sure that if you're drunk. yes you're right, the tweet didn't even mention the specifics. then why would it have an impact on the shiba inu?. I love speculation, but this time it really doesn't make any sense. microsoft only mentions about 2 dogs, and it could be a meaningless joke.
February 16, 2022, 08:56:36 AM
Shiba has now gained popularity like Dogecoin, and many people continue to support Shiba because they hope many Shiba can climb back higher. They can expect so, especially after so many Tweets from people, including that Tweet from Microsoft. But can Shiba really go higher than yesterday's ATH? We never know, but people continue to buy Shiba and still have high hopes for Shiba.
Let's just hope that they can make a big profit from Shiba like before. But if they don't or have to wait a long time, they may still be waiting.
Let's just hope that they can make a big profit from Shiba like before. But if they don't or have to wait a long time, they may still be waiting.
February 16, 2022, 06:35:15 AM
This tweet is highly speculative it could be a joke or something else unless someone on Microsoft explains or give a hint on that tweet we cannot conclude that they are thinking for talking about Shib or Doge or any coin or a real dog, investors should be very careful speculating that they are meant partnership until it is clear what they really mean, don't be to hurry to jump into conclusion.
February 16, 2022, 06:24:22 AM
I don't think this tweet is a problem because it doesn't go directly to Shiba so don't get me wrong
It's not even about shiba inu and how can you sure about this? Are you microsoft who was creating such tweet? The shiba community is just over reacted to the tweet and they keep yelling anything will be about shiba. but it could be that this tweet makes the popularity of shiba rise again and can pump up the price of shiba.
How is it possible? are you drunk? The tweet didn't even mention shiba inu and how it can give impact to the popularity of shiba inu?You must be joking with it and that's clear that if you didn't even try to take a look at the microsoft's tweet. It doesn't make sense to see this tweet will give impact to the popularity of shiba inu. Im sure that if you're drunk. February 16, 2022, 05:34:51 AM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
I was looking at the word "Enraged" again just to be clear
and it means "very angry; furious" even if the Microsoft Teams didn't emphasize this is a follow-up tweet, why would the Shiba Inu community be enraged if this would only bring positivity to the project? or maybe it was just your subject title. Besides, any publicity in crypto is good publicity and especially from an organization like Microsoft. Anyways, I don't see the need for any dog picture coin community to be overly excited over every speech where a dog is mentioned, makes no sense. February 16, 2022, 05:00:27 AM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Wow those meme-coin (or sh*it-coin) hodlers really seem to be desperate now. Just because a big company makes a tweet, that a video calls are more fun when their pets are also in the same room or something they assume that they somehow relate to Dogecoin or Shiba-Inu? That is just crazy and i am 100% sure, that this tweet had nothing to do with cryptos or meme-coins at all. It was just a tweet about pets, nothing more. To assume now that this could be a sing of an upcoming partnership of Microsoft and Shiba-Inu is just absolutely ridiculous and could not be further from the truth. I don't want to hate on meme-coins or their supporters but this is just getting more and more ridiculous.
February 15, 2022, 06:43:09 PM
Not sure why you said "enraged" instead of "hyped". According to your post they are hyped that Microsoft might integrate a dog based coin (SHIB or DOGE) to their system, not angry and furious that is not enraged because of that.
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
It's a meme coin. Even if they know Microsoft wasn't talking about SHIB, they will still hype it so people invest/FOMO into SHIB causing the price to pump and go up. Don't fall for speculation or hypes. It's too risky. 
February 15, 2022, 09:47:08 AM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The Shiba Inu community only used the tweet to get attention but there is no indication whatsoever on the tweet that it leads to any coin or crypto, although it could make Shiba's price rise but obviously it's only temporary especially the tweet does not mention the crypto world but the animal world 
February 15, 2022, 01:01:18 AM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The Shiba Inu community only used the tweet to get attention but there is no indication whatsoever on the tweet that it leads to any coin or crypto, although it could make Shiba's price rise but obviously it's only temporary especially the tweet does not mention the crypto world but the animal world February 14, 2022, 10:52:44 PM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
I don't think the tweet says much for us to relate it to cryptocurrency and even if we speculate, we can't specifically say that it refers to Shiba Inu because we have many dog themed meme coins out there.Buying Shiba Inu is always up to the investor or trader, for me I won't be buying based on just that tweet, I need clarity to make a financial decision.
February 14, 2022, 10:21:59 AM
This could be one of the reasons why Shiba went up more than the others on Sunday. I do not really understand why people get excited about exterior stuff when talking about crypto, it never made any sense to be when it is not tangible. Like for example Elon talking about doge or bitcoin never really made any difference to me, but the moment he said tesla will be buying and they will accept crypto payments, that really changed a lot for me as well.
This isn't really a big deal for me, since it is just a tweet, the day microsoft actually does something with shiba would be the day it really makes sense to buy it but until then they could come out and tweet "shiba is the best crypto" and I would still ignore it.
This isn't really a big deal for me, since it is just a tweet, the day microsoft actually does something with shiba would be the day it really makes sense to buy it but until then they could come out and tweet "shiba is the best crypto" and I would still ignore it.
February 13, 2022, 02:24:10 PM
IMO, I think it's not clear and not mentioned anything it's only dogs, that were mentioned in the meeting, Microsoft is not involved in crypto yet I guess? so we cannot speculate about it that it was about meme tokens (Shiba Inu or Doge etc.) It's not new everyone can give meaning and then put it in that context to generate hype and interaction to push the price of a particular token. Anyway, let those risk-takers interpret that tweet I think they know what they are doing.
Why be angry and ShibaArmy seem like they've lost their minds? or are they worried if the tweet will have a bad impact? ShibaArmy sticks in them for being the long term holders of the pump they missed. That's the right nickname. about them being angry, I don't think it's very clear what is being fought over, too emotional that something mentions the name of a dog and a certain icon makes it seem like it's being disturbed. February 13, 2022, 02:19:57 PM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Is that it? The Shiba Inu community is getting excited over that? That has nothing to do with Shiba Inu or any coin with a dog as its logo or mascot, that is just a figure of speech and nothing more.The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
I do not know if this is intentional or not, but if people cannot actually tell that this is what is happening then they need to go back to school and take a few lessons as this is common in almost any language, however I consider that the Shiba Inu community knows this and they are just trying to twist it for their own benefit and try to create hype for their coin.
February 13, 2022, 01:59:44 PM
The tweet does not express the doge or shiba coins, but rather talks about the presence of some of the team's developers to the meeting!!!
This is just an attempt by the shiba ino coin community to make a big noise, but they still don't know how the red candles work, soon we will see the community screaming and cursing the project.
they must be aware of what they are taking and will fight for the advantage from others people ,who do not understand this 
February 13, 2022, 01:54:25 PM
This news caused zero issues I don't know where this is coming from OP, the tweet news never mentioned shiba or doge, what if Microsoft is talking about another dog token? You get it? So why issues? I'm still going to go on with my plan of gathering many shiba coins as possible it's too tempting.
Actually the social media and the news websites are talking about that in this way. I saw a number of news websites where they are pointing the same as the OP is pointing out the issue. Many shiba community also spread the news all around. 
February 13, 2022, 01:48:51 PM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Why would Microsoft link shib into its platform. People are kidding themselves when they think bitcoin isn't a sound financial instrument for them to use. Alts are so dependent on bitcoin pricing so why would you use something like shib?
February 13, 2022, 01:42:27 PM
This news caused zero issues I don't know where this is coming from OP, the tweet news never mentioned shiba or doge, what if Microsoft is talking about another dog token? You get it? So why issues? I'm still going to go on with my plan of gathering many shiba coins as possible it's too tempting.
February 13, 2022, 12:57:05 PM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The tweet does not express the doge or shiba coins, but rather talks about the presence of some of the team's developers to the meeting!!!
This is just an attempt by the shiba ino coin community to make a big noise, but they still don't know how the red candles work, soon we will see the community screaming and cursing the project.
February 13, 2022, 10:58:28 AM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Meme token fans behavior. I would not be surprised to see that happened. Any big company mentioned the word of doge = doge coin or shiba inu. Those fans are so crazy with their speculation. They think that if dog is about them.
Those meme fans are always creating so many drama and parody. Speculating everything that can give FOMO although majority of their speculation gone wrong.
I thought that this bad behavior by meme fans will always be like that. dogs can mean so many things.
February 13, 2022, 10:38:08 AM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Crypto people should stop thinking that everything is about them. The world is not spinning around them. I can't even relate.
"There are two types of dogs on Teams meetings."
This could mean anything. How come people think this is about crypto, let alone being about dog coins?
February 13, 2022, 10:33:35 AM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Very good news for all of the investors I am holding some SHIB for the long term I think after 1 year I will get very good feedback. I think if I wait for long term I will get a very good feedback. The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
February 13, 2022, 09:47:59 AM
it looks pathetic.Fans of this mem are looking for an excuse themselves and are trying to turn everything in their direction.From the outside, it looks at least strange.The funny thing is that fans themselves are looking for news where there is none.
February 13, 2022, 02:40:15 AM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Not only shib is consist of dog coin isnt it? Maybr they are more referring to dogecoin instead? But regardless, Im not sure what microsoft wanted to tell us. Who knows it might not be related to cryptocurrency but the chance isnt low as well.I think its more related om dogecoin as microsoft is a computer company which could be more affiliated or related to tech company of Elon Musk.
February 13, 2022, 01:39:10 AM
This is a joke man, when a twitter account owned by a big company was creating a tweet that mention like dog and those meme fans are thinking that tweet will always related to the meme token. This is how they are thinking to get the hype.
They must feel a shame about this. So many meme token fans are so crazy. they keep creating more and more speculation about the tweet even it's getting crowded on its telegram group and members have been talking about that all day.
It seems like that they are looking for a way to get the hype again as we know that shiba inu is going down a lot from its ATH.
Too much speculation even about this tweet that didn't mention anything that has correlation with shiba.
They must feel a shame about this. So many meme token fans are so crazy. they keep creating more and more speculation about the tweet even it's getting crowded on its telegram group and members have been talking about that all day.
It seems like that they are looking for a way to get the hype again as we know that shiba inu is going down a lot from its ATH.
Too much speculation even about this tweet that didn't mention anything that has correlation with shiba.
February 13, 2022, 12:53:37 AM
Nothing in this tweet suggests that they are pointing to a particular community. SHIBA INU community has been related to such hype in the past too. When Amazon shared the meme at that time they created a FUD suggesting that Amazon might accept it. This did pump the coin but later it got dumped. They are trying to create the same hype again with this tweet by Microsoft.
February 13, 2022, 12:32:30 AM
These SHIB fanatics are grasping for hype.
That tweet did not mention anything about the said token or even crypto in general. As you can clearly see on the replies, SHIB fanatics are just using it to push hype towards the token. Until Microsoft makes a clear statement about it, it means nothing towards crypto, SHIB or even DOGE.
Will it push the token's price up? Maybe, who knows. If you're brave enough to put your portfolio at risk, then jump in. If not, then just watch at the sidelines.
That tweet did not mention anything about the said token or even crypto in general. As you can clearly see on the replies, SHIB fanatics are just using it to push hype towards the token. Until Microsoft makes a clear statement about it, it means nothing towards crypto, SHIB or even DOGE.
Will it push the token's price up? Maybe, who knows. If you're brave enough to put your portfolio at risk, then jump in. If not, then just watch at the sidelines.
February 12, 2022, 08:59:11 PM
Again again and again. The meme token army was so crazy and they were calling it will always relate with meme token. Meme token army is loosing their brain. Keep calling anything will be related to their meme tokens. This case is pretty much the same like baby dogecoin. Binance created so many tweets about kid doge and baby doge army was thinking that's related with their token while this token never get listed on binance.
This called FOMO and people are spreading the rumour instead of try to verify whether that news was true or not.
So many things like this happened around meme tokens. People who support it never try to care to confirm the news before try to spread it.
This called FOMO and people are spreading the rumour instead of try to verify whether that news was true or not.
So many things like this happened around meme tokens. People who support it never try to care to confirm the news before try to spread it.
February 12, 2022, 05:51:13 PM
We all don't know for sure what the tweet from microsoft is showing because if their tweet is 2 dogs then it's not wrong if a lot of Shiba Army is included in the tweet because there are also 2 dog themed crypto coins namely doge and shiba maybe with that they can be made Fomo in the community the token to increase the price of the token again.
February 12, 2022, 05:32:43 PM
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I don't think that just because of it, the price would shoot. It's a different thing and discussion if it's Elon tweeting something negative or positive for a certain coin. But as of the moment, the market is going through a bloody day and there's no way with just a single tweet from Microsoft or any other personality except Elon would increase the price.
February 12, 2022, 04:24:11 PM
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Your title was way too misleading to be honest. If they are enraged why'd it may call for an opportunity? If it will go up why would they be enrage if Microsoft will lift them up? I don't think that there's relationship on the tweet regarding Shiba Inu, I doubt it this time, but I think maybe you're one of the army of SHIB community or you can just speculate all you want. Just to burst the bubble but no intention to hate the SHIB community.You're right, using of that word "enraged" was misleading but I didn't mean it, that's my mistake. I am not the part of the army of SHIB community. I just really want to know your thoughts about that tweet. Thanks for your comment.
February 12, 2022, 11:58:58 AM
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
Your title was way too misleading to be honest. If they are enraged why'd it may call for an opportunity? If it will go up why would they be enrage if Microsoft will lift them up? I don't think that there's relationship on the tweet regarding Shiba Inu, I doubt it this time, but I think maybe you're one of the army of SHIB community or you can just speculate all you want. Just to burst the bubble but no intention to hate the SHIB community. 
February 12, 2022, 11:13:31 AM
I don't see any reason why the tweet should cause issues among the shiba inu community since there is no direct indication about shiba, it won't do the project any good when they will react to any mention of dogs in a post, I believe Microsoft knows better than making fun of another business publicly. I really do not see the big deal.
February 12, 2022, 11:06:30 AM
IMO, I think it's not clear and not mentioned anything it's only dogs, that were mentioned in the meeting, Microsoft is not involved in crypto yet I guess? so we cannot speculate about it that it was about meme tokens (Shiba Inu or Doge etc.) It's not new everyone can give meaning and then put it in that context to generate hype and interaction to push the price of a particular token. Anyway, let those risk-takers interpret that tweet I think they know what they are doing.
February 12, 2022, 09:33:48 AM
Their intension is curious. Maybe they are talking about something else and for the crypto community it is a straight forward point towards any of two coins which have dogs as their logo. Either dogecoin or shiba uni. Any one can be that as nowadays both of them have a big community.
February 12, 2022, 09:17:02 AM
Microsoft's official Twitter account sent a message that has fueled frantic speculations about Shiba Inu (SHIB) integration. On its business communication platform Teams, the tweet in question makes a jest about two sorts of dogs that attend meetings. "Teams calls are 10x better when dogs are involved," the Teams Twitter account emphasized in a follow-up tweet.
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
The bulk of people think the tweets are about cute dog-themed coins. They have, as predicted, revved up the Shiba Inu rumor mill. Microsoft has been inundated with responses from the SHIBArmy, with some speculating on a potential strategic relationship with the 46-year-old computer powerhouse.
Related Tweet: https://twitter.com/Microsoft/status/1491839886726475779
What do you think guys? Lots of people tweeted about this topic. Is it an opportunity to go up for SHIB?
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