- Shiba Inu initiates a merchandise giveaway via Shibacals NFT studio.
- The magazine’s front cover is also available for a limited free mint.
- SHIB ETF discussions arise, but how likely is a Shiba Inu ETF?
The latest edition of SHIB Magazine covers much ground in SHIB Token’s advancements in 2023 while also giving a detailed introduction to what to expect for the vibrant community of dog lovers and cryptocurrency holders this year.
As a tradition, the first 3,000 SHIB Magazine cover non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are available for a free mint on a first-come, first-serve basis. At the time of this publication, 2,800 out of 3,000 available minting spots have already been taken.
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To jump on this opportunity, crypto enthusiasts must connect their wallet via news.SHIB.io by pressing “Claim Your Free NFT Cover,” logging into the system via an email address and finally connecting their crypto wallet to complete the transaction.
SHIB Token Begins a 24-Hour Flash Giveaway
As a surprise for the SHIB Army, the 10th edition of SHIB Magazine comes with a special giveaway for crypto enthusiasts looking to get some free Shiba Inu-themed hoodies, T-shirts, pants, or even design one themselves. To join the Shiba Inu merchandise sweepstakes powered by Shibacals, fans only need to retweet the promotional video shared by SHIB Token’s official X handle.
24 hours after the original post on X, three lucky winners will be picked via TwitterPicker. Various enterprises on Twitter have used this automated algorithm for contests, sweepstakes, and games on the social platform.
The winners will be given 100 credits for Shibacals Physical Studio, which specializes in Shiba Inu merchandise. By the slogan “print everything you can mint”, Shibacals emerged last year as Shiba Inu’s attempt to bridge the gap between the on-chain NFTs and real world merchandise.
On The Flipside
- Besides SHIB news, the 10th edition of SHIB Magazine also tackled the recent success of Bitcoin’s inaugural ETF.
- All 11 submitted Bitcoin ETFs were approved simultaneously, so the SHIB Army enquired about a SHIB ETF.
- However, a Shiba Inu exchange-traded fund (ETF) is far-fetched, at least not before an Ether ETF gets approved.
Why This Matters
Shiba Inu crypto has a vivacious community of holders across various social media platforms.
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