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Shiburnit Club is all about creating a better community.

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Specialized Specialized Lease options Program (SLOP)

We provide our Leveraged Shib Token Burn Services which fund smaller immediate burns while also helping fund the purchase of homes for our Specialized Lease Options Program(SLOP). Our SLOP creates monthly cash flow and Shiburnit Club returns 15% of that cash flow to the Shib Token Burn Pool. Then another 10% goes back into our marketing budget which rewards our participating members depending upon the Shiburnits they’ve earned.

While revenues from our services allow us to purchase homes that we wouldn’t normally be able to fund, we will also utilize creative strategies to purchase homes helping sellers that need to sell. Once we have purchased a home or homes we are then able to help potential homebuyers until they can get bank financing.

In most cases we can provide a better option than immediate bank financing as we provide Option Fee Credits every 5 years decreasing the purchase price. Our Leases renew yearly and monthly lease payments will not increase unless insurance or property taxes go up. We provide option credits every 5 years, reducing the amount needed to be financed. After 25 years we’ll transfer ownership and even pay closing costs if the lease has been upheld during that time.

Option Fees are required and non refundable and the tenant is responsible for all repairs, Shiburnit Club may provide assistance for large repairs like roofing and HVAC. These repairs will be added to the purchase price if needed. We are serious about helping people acquire their dream homes and the tenant should be serious as well working towards bank financing. When a tenatnt purchases the home with bank financing it frees up funding to help others. When a tenant stays for 25 years and we transfer ownership we gain a portion of the profits that a bank would have made in interest. Either way benefits our community.

PulseChain Benefits

While we love Ethereum and it’s benefit of smart contracts, we love cheap buys even better. Ethereum went from a starting price of around $0.33 and is around $3,000 per coin now. Pretty much everything built on Ethereum was copied over to PulseChain providing free copies of Ethereum Holdings in Self Custodial Wallets.

As we begin buying and airdropping PLS and other PulseChain Core Coins our members should understand that as we grow the community the value of the Rewards will grow. While we can’t provide any financial advice we can state facts. Long term holding benefits everyone involved. There will be profit takers along the way which may cause dips in the value of the Rewards providing us the opportunity to buy their tokens cheap stacking even more rewards for our members.

PulseChain has allowed us to create Shiburnit Club Token that focuses on the main things needed to make a project successful. Unlike most projects that keep a large amount of the tokens for themselves. While Shiburnit Club controls distribution of the tokens we do not keep any for ourselves the tokens are distributed focused on building a community that works together to provide benefit for all and is not designed to create overnight riches. Once we’ve grown our community to 4,000 members we’ll create LP for our Reward and Incentive Token. Meeting this goal we’ll already have 250,000 SCT Tokens distributed and another 250,000 to go. The other half will be set in the initial liquidity pool where we’ll be purchasing and distributing back to our members.

Our community will have the option to earn purchase $5 worth of SCT to hold gaining qualification for 8 additional PulseChain AirDrops.

Shibarium Dev Team Shib Plan for Shib and Burns???

As a proud member of the ShibArmy since 2021, joining crypto during Shiba Inu’s initial rise and subsequent fall after its first major run-up. Back then, the dream of “Shib to $1” was everywhere, a rallying cry for the community. Later that same year, Shiba Inu reached its all-time high, and even now, over 1,000,000 wallets continue to hold it.

As time went on, many prominent Shib influencers, once vocal about the $1 goal, shifted their focus to BONE, aligning themselves with Shytoshi and the new narrative.To give credit where it’s due, the Shib Dev Team has delivered a few projects over the years, such as ShibSwap and Shibarium. It also looks like they’ve launched a new ShibaSwap and may have finally delivered on the long-promised Metaverse, which may include some games. We’re not saying that people—including members of the ShibArmy—can’t find some benefit in what the Dev Team has provided.

Our frustration lies in the behavior of the Dev Team, who call themselves the leaders of the ShibArmy, despite their actions often contradicting the principles of community-driven decentralization. It’s important to remember that we are the ShibArmy. The primary focus of the Dev Team should be on providing value to the Shib community, not on creating new tokens or projects that seem designed to raise money and line the pockets of the team and their partners.

We also understand that taking Shib to $1 is unrealistic given the current supply of tokens. However, simply kicking to the curb all the people who rallied behind that dream and helped build the ShibArmy doesn’t sit well with us. These were the supporters who believed in the vision and helped grow the project to where it is today. To see them dismissed and left behind is disheartening and goes against the spirit of community that Shib was built upon.

It’s also essential to acknowledge that Shib belongs to the community. No one person or group controls it, and the strength of the project has always been its decentralized community. While it’s understandable to try and protect that community, the Dev Team’s habit of labeling anything created outside their circle as a “scam” is not only hypocritical but also counterproductive. Coming from a team that has introduced questionable money-grab initiatives and prioritized partner gains, throwing around accusations of scams feels disingenuous at best.

Unfortunately, those who dare to ask questions or advocate for burns have often been dismissed and labeled as FUD spreaders by the Dev Team, with many even finding themselves blocked from discussions. Meanwhile, several influential voices within the Shib community now simply tell those who question the team to “move on” while dismissively blaming them for buying at the top.

This shift in focus has left many feeling alienated, as it appears these influencers and developers have prioritized their own gains, moving on to BONE and leaving a significant portion of the ShibArmy behind.

The Shib Dev Team has introduced various projects over the years, such as ShibSwap, which initially offered BONE rewards while providing minimal staking rewards for Shib itself. This system lasted for a while, during which we also saw a flurry of partnerships. However, these partnerships largely seemed like opportunistic money grabs. Many came across as short-lived ventures where the devs and partners received a significant portion of funds or tokens, which were often dumped shortly after.

Whether the tokens were dumped or funds were raised, the bottom line is clear: these initiatives rarely, if ever, focused on providing tangible benefits for Shib holders. The long-awaited launch of Shibarium came with big promises, particularly regarding burns. The community was told that trillions of Shib tokens would be burned. Instead, the Dev Team managed to raise over $1,000,000 in BONE, which, after significant pressure from the community, was eventually converted to Shib and burned. However, this effort felt like an afterthought.

Additionally, the Shibarium chain was forked, and the fee structure was altered, drastically reducing the amount of BONE reserved for burns. The community was informed of a $25,000 burn threshold, where anyone could trigger burns manually—but as far as we know, this has never materialized. This pattern of unfulfilled promises is frustrating. For years, Shib holders have been led along by a Dev Team that continuously delays delivering anything meaningful for Shib itself.

Comparisons can’t help but be drawn to high-profile cases like Richard Heart, who delivered on his promises but faces lawsuits from regulatory authorities such as the SEC. Meanwhile, the Shib Dev Team has spent years dragging the ShibArmy along with little benefit for ShibArmy. It’s hard to ignore the fact that the Shib brand has been used to market everything except Shib. Community-driven projects designed to benefit Shib have often been dismissed as scams by the Dev Team, while their own initiatives seem designed to extract value from the community rather than provide it. Since 2021, we’ve been waiting for something—anything—that genuinely benefits Shib holders, and yet here we are, still waiting.