Big News for SHIB Today!

So after several months of anticipation, Shiba Inu has finally been listed on the Robinhood app! We'll see how high its price will go over the next few days...

I'd be more ecstatic over this news had I not withdrawn $2,500 from my $SHIB holdings to help pay for my trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida last month, but it's all good. The expense was worth it...just click on that link to find out!

Here's hoping that the remaining amount of SHIB I have will be worth a whole lot more by the end of this year! We'll see. Now when will Robinhood list Saitama and SHINJA next?

Woof! Shiba Inu $SHIB now listed on @RobinhoodApp. https://t.co/brxIOxy1oC

— Shib (@Shibtoken) April 12, 2022

ROBINHOOD LISTED $SHIB LET’S GOOO!!

— MAJESTIC (@MajesticDrama) April 12, 2022

BREAKING: Robinhood has listed Shiba Inu.

— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 12, 2022

🚨 Robinhood lists SHIBA INU — apparently adding their second dog-memecoin to their offering 🐕

Read more on @CMCAlexandria 👇https://t.co/z8Z7hvrmNb

— CoinMarketCap (@CoinMarketCap) April 12, 2022

THE BROKEN TABLE Is An Official Selection At The DOGE FILM FESTIVAL!

I'm so thrilled to announce that my short film The Broken Table is headed to another screening event...this time the Doge Film Festival! In case you're wondering, this festival is indeed named after the meme coin made famous by such celebrities as Elon Musk and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

The Doge Film Festival is an online event that is based in New York City. The winner of this competition, which is scheduled to occur on June 30, will supposedly be awarded with Dogecoins!

All I can say is— I'll totally submit The Broken Table to a Shiba Inu Film Festival or Saitama Film Festival if these tokens sponsored such an event! But not an Ethereum Film Festival; I wouldn't be surprised if the submission fee and tickets to this event were as ridiculously expensive as the Ethereum gas fees you pay when you purchase Shiba Inu, Saitama or other coins like SHINJA directly on this blockchain.

Happy Tuesday!

Parman's Links of the Day!

Happy end of November, everyone! Just thought I'd share these links to help out Majdolene Abualfaraj, my very beautiful and talented actress from my short film The Broken Table.

Along with being an amazing thespian and singer, Majdolene is also an awesome artist who'll draw any character for you (or of you), courtesy of her website listed here.

Along with being an amazing thespian, singer and artist, MJ is also very passionate about astrology and will do a tarot card reading for you at the starting rate of $10! You can visit her website for general readings here.

Along with being an amazing thespian, singer, artist and tarot card reader, MJ is also interested in cryptocurrency (though she doesn't invest in SHIB, SHINJA or Saitama Inu like I do, heh) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) like I am!

MJ was able to secure two NFTs from a presale mint that was conducted by the Alien Secret Society, a community on the Discord messaging platform, a few hours ago. (The NFTs are supposed to become available to the public tomorrow.) She sent me the thumbnails below as proof of purchase.

Have a great December!


Majdolene Abualfaraj

STAPLES Center Will Soon Be Known as "The Crypt"...

Crypto.com

So 22 years after it opened for business in Los Angeles (and became the site for Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant's first of three NBA titles in the City of Angels), STAPLES Center will receive a new name.

On December 25, the Lakers will take on the Brooklyn Nets at Crypto.com Arena...the new moniker for the iconic stadium under a $700 million deal made with AEG, the owner of the building.

On social media, I stated that I like the new name, but Crypto.com actually pissed me off earlier this year! Go to this link to learn why.

The advantage of the arena that's home to the NBA's most-storied franchise being named after an online crypto exchange is that it brings more mainstream awareness to cryptocurrency. It's only a matter of time that other sports stadiums (whether for the NBA, NFL or MLB) will change their monikers to Coinbase Arena or Shiba Inu Stadium or something!

Speaking of Shiba Inu, yes, I still invest in this token. I also purchased a ton of Saitama Inu coins as well. These two crypto are a bargain to buy right now since the cryptocurrency market is currently on a downtown. It will rise again!

Back on topic: Crypto.com Arena is a good name for the Lakers' stadium. People will most definitely refer to the building as "The Crypt"—which is apt considering the fact the current Lakers squad is mostly filled with a bunch of geezers past their prime. We'll see if LeBron James suits up for the game against the Boston Celtics tonight...

Happy Friday!

ShibaSwap Is Now LIVE!

Happy Tuesday, everyone! Just thought I'd share that ShibaSwap, the new portal that was created by the same folks behind the Shiba Inu coin ($SHIB—which I proudly own), is now live online! For those of you wondering what ShibaSwap is, here's a copy-and-paste explanation for it: ShibaSwap is a decentralized exchange, or DEX, which will allow users to trade among Shiba Inu and other cryptocurrency tokens [such as Dogecoin Killer ($LEASH) and Bone ($BONE)]—and make transactions among these cryptos easy. You can either 'bury' these tokens or 'stake' them on this exchange, thus earning income at a very low risk. As of this Blog entry, ShibaSwap now has a Total Value Lock of at least $727 million since it finally became available for use today...which shows that this exchange was much highly-anticipated, and has a bright future in the crypto world.

Why is #SHIBASWAP such a big deal? How does it work? Wallet? How do I use it? Why $SHIB, $LEASH and $BONE tokens and not just one token?

If you are new to crypto and SHIB, I did this for you!
Please share!#Shibaswap #ShibArmy #shibi pic.twitter.com/UnIcshh3o4

— SHIB INFORMER (@ShibInformer) July 6, 2021

So if you're thinking about getting your feet wet in the cryptocurrency world, Shiba Inu is the token to buy! And you'll be able to put your investment to good use, and most likely add to it, by trying out ShibaSwap as well. Today is, after all, “Shibapendence Day." Celebrate this special occasion by becoming the newest member of the SHIB Army! And no, I wasn't paid to type this. Considering the fact that I currently have 54 million SHIB coins in my wallet, I'd be a fool not to increase their value by promoting the masterpiece that is ShibaSwap on my Blog. Shiba Inu to the Moon! Carry on.

I Got A New Phone! But I'm STILL Pissed At Crypto.com For Making Me Buy It When I Didn't Need To...

A few hours ago, the delivery person from Best Buy showed up at my house to drop off the new smartphone that I ordered online yesterday. I now have a Google Pixel 4a...which allows me to once again access the Crypto.com app and see what's the current status of my 40 million Shiba Inu coins (they're still worth less than $400). I paid $385 for the Pixel 4a, while my Crypto.com balance was around $325 when I lost access to it last week. Thanks for making me spend an extra $60 when I didn't need to, Crypto.

At least I can connect the Pixel 4a via Bluetooth to my Honda Civic now! The connection between my old phone (an LGE K20 V) and my car stopped working around three years ago for some odd reason. Probably because that particular Android is a piece of crap. It had issues ever since I bought it in August of 2018...but I'm still annoyed at Crypto.com for making me replace it at the time that I did. Happy 1st Day of June!

You Friggin' SUCK, Crypto.com App...

Three days ago, I found out that the mobile app I was using to buy cryptocurrency, Crypto.com, updated its program without letting users know in advance...causing me to lose around $325 (the amount that I had last time I checked my balance on Thursday, May 27) in investment. So how did I lose that $325, you ask? Well, the app is no longer compatible with my smartphone (and Crypto.com doesn't provide the ability to buy and sell coins on a PC instead), which means that I would need to buy a whole new device—even though my current Android is working fine—to regain access to my crypto. And the thought of having to spend a few hundred dollars (or over a thousand dollars if I were to finally purchase an iPhone) on a new device just to keep track of a financial investment that is currently worth less than the phone I'm viewing it on annoys the hell out of me.

So what's the cryptocurrency that I invested in, you're wondering? You guessed it— The Shiba Inu coin! I originally owned Dogecoins, but I sold all of them since 1.) I wanted to focus on buying more SHIB instead (I'm currently at 36 million coins), and 2.) the time to buy DOGE was last year. For the amount of money that you need to spend in order to acquire enough Dogecoins to make a significant profit (which would be over a thousand dollars), you can buy a hundred million to a billion Shiba coins for that same amount and patiently wait for them to go up in value over the coming years. Dogecoin, after all, took 8 years since its 2013 inception to reach where it is today...and it's not even at a dollar per coin yet.

So going back to the original point of this Blog entry, Crypto.com sucks. While my Android has been up for a replacement since last year, as mentioned in the first paragraph above it's still working well...and I find it infuriating that one app is forcing me to change my phone to regain access to my commodity. Would it be overdoing it if I said that the folks behind Crypto.com are crooks? They basically stole my money—and based on what its customer service told me through Twitter (shown below)—the only way to get it back is to unnecessarily spend cash on an unneeded device.

Combined this with the fact that the Los Angeles Lakers should've won Game 4 against the Phoenix Suns (even without Anthony Davis on the court) today, and you can see that this Sunday is garbage. For me, at least. If I do get a new phone, I'm still gonna talk trash about Crypto.com...even if I end up selling all Shiba coins and withdrawing my money from Crypto's wallet. We'll see.