BitBoy, one of the most prominent crypto influencers, recently ran into an embarrassing situation in which he couldn't sell his meme coins. Though he initially spread false rumors about Shiba Inu, their lead developer, Shytoshi Kusama, responded lightly to the incident in a tweet that read, "I rest my case your honors."

The incident first occurred when a pseudonymous NFT enthusiast, Loopify, reported a Twitter exchange between BitBoy and another market analyst and founder of the Trading Kojo group, KJ Crypto. The exchange revealed that BitBoy could not create a sell transaction. BitBoy mentioned this issue himself while speaking of the "red flags" of WallStreetBets Classic (WSBC). He noted that even after approving the contract, no swaps were executed.

Analyzing the screenshot further revealed that, in order for the swap to go through, BitBoy had to execute a sell transaction in addition to approving the contract. Eventually, he realized his mistake and was able to perform the transaction, as he revealed in a follow-up tweet.

The recent event is just another addition to the ongoing quarrel between BitBoy and Kusama. This feud was sparked when BitBoy threatened to disclose the identity of Ryoshi, the anonymous founder of Shiba Inu, due to which Kusama responded with a warning. BitBoy then released a video claiming that Neyma, the creator of Unification, was actually Ryoshi, which was later proved false. Since then, the influencer has been threatening Neyma with a "checkmate". As for Kusama, he denied all the rumors spread by BitBoy and asked him to stop dealing with FUD.

Therefore, the short-lived meme coin drama ended with a warning from Kusama, who asked BitBoy to never think of meddling with Shiba Inu or its members. His request begs the question: Can the feud between the two influencers come to a peaceful resolution?



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