According to a X (Twitter) account named @TruthLabs, they believe that the anonymous founder of Shib is a combination of two individuals: Ryo Suzuki and Tsuyoshi Maruyama. Both of them are advisors to the B2C2 Group.
Interestingly, Ryo Suzuki resigned as an advisor from B2C2 Group on April 27, 2021, which happened to be the same day Tsuyoshi Maruyama was appointed as an advisor to the group. It is worth noting that B2C2 Group is the market maker for Robinhood and held over 25% of the total supply of SHIB in their wallet at one point.
Notably, both Ryo Suzuki and Tsuyoshi Maruyama are not listed as advisors on the company’s website. Moreover, there are indications that Ryo Suzuki, who is believed to be the real founder of SHIB, visited MIT’s media lab in 2019, which has connections to individuals such as Gensler, Epstein, and Gates. The fact that Ryo Suzuki was also an intern for Microsoft when Shiba Inu launched adds an interesting dimension to the story.
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