The official Shiba Inu account on the X social media network has caught the attention of the SHIB army by publishing a “bull” post that was inspired by Vitalik Buterin.

The Ethereum co-founder recently issued a similar post on his X handle, thus initiating a short-lived ETH price increase.

“Shiba is good,” the SHIB team says

The SHIB account published an image of a bull on a rock. The bull is wearing a piece of paper on a chain and it says “Shiba is good.” The original post with the same bull and a sign “Ethereum is good” was published by the Canadian developer with Russian roots Vitalit Buterin a week ago.

Vitalik admitted that he had recently been told he should do “less philosophizing” on X and show his bullish attitude to his own cryptocurrency. Hence the tweet with the bull generated in a cartoon graphics style. That post caused the second largest crypto to put up a brief price surge.

On August 27, Vitalik again published a tweet with an AI-generated image saying “Bullish on Flux. Bullish on Ethereum,” once again yielding to the request to be bullish on ETH on X at least occasionally.

The SHIB team’s bull post triggered excitement of the Shiba Inu community as they began to publish responses, agreeing with the post and also sharing AI-generated images of Shiba Inu.

Over the last 24 hours, the second biggest canine-themed meme cryptocurrency SHIB has managed to perform a nearly 4% price increase and is changing hands at $0.00001412.

Vitalik Buterin holds almost all his fortune in ETH

In a recent tweet, Vitalik revealed some important details related to his cryptocurrency wealth. The first thing is that he holds 90% of it in Ethereum.

The reason for that is that he is indeed bullish on the cryptocurrency’s future as a store of value and its large potential as a DeFi network. This confession brought on a positive reaction of the ETH community, showing their excitement.

Besides, in another tweet, Buterin revealed how much he gets paid per year at Ethereum Foundation. That turned out to be 182,000 SGD per year, which is the equivalent of approximately $139,500. However, his total wealth, according to Forbes data published in 2022, exceeds the $1.5 billion worth of crypto.