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🐾 One dog’s face has remained etched in our hearts and screens in the vast expanse of the internet, where memes come and go in the blink of an eye. Kabosu, the Shiba Inu who unwittingly became the face of the Doge meme, has left us. As we mourn the loss of this four-legged icon, we look back at the paw prints she left on our digital lives. 🐕💔 Kabosu’s story began in an animal shelter, a tale of rescue and second chances. Her expressive, quizzical face captured the heart of a Japanese kindergarten teacher, who could not have known that her new companion would one day become a global sensation. 🏠❤️ It was a simple photograph that started it all—a look of bewilderment that resonated with anyone who had ever felt out of place or confused. That image, paired with colorful Comic Sans font, sparked a phenomenon. 🌈📸 The mascot of the world’s leading meme coins became synonymous with a unique blend of humor and positivity. “Such wow,” “much amaze,” and “very crypto” became part of the internet lexicon, thanks to Kabosu’s unforgettable expression. But her impact didn’t stop at just laughs. Kabosu’s face became the symbol of Shiba Inu, a cryptocurrency that started as a joke but grew into a community of millions, united by a spirit of generosity and fun. 🐶💸 As the “SHIB Army” rallied behind the currency inspired by Kabosu, she became more than just a meme—she became a mascot for a movement that challenged the status quo of finance. Shiba Inu’s rise from meme to market mover is a testament to Kabosu’s enduring appeal and the power of internet culture. 📈🌐 Yet, behind the meme was a dog who loved walks, treats, and the company of her human family. Kabosu’s life, though public, was filled with the simple joys that all dogs cherish. Her passing is a reminder of the fleeting nature of life, both online and off. It’s a moment that asks us to pause, to reflect on the laughter she brought into our lives, and to appreciate the companions who walk beside us, even if just for a short while. 🌺🐾 As we bid farewell to Kabosu, we find comfort in knowing that her legacy will continue to inspire smiles and investment decisions alike. In every “to the moon” and every meme shared, Kabosu’s spirit lives on. She was more than just a dog; she was a beacon of joy in a world that often takes itself too seriously. 🚀✨ So, here’s to Kabosu, the dog who taught us to laugh, to dream, and to embrace the unexpected. Your final “woof” may have echoed and now gone, but your memory will forever be a part of the internet’s soul. 🌟🐶

The term bull originally referred to speculative purchases rather than general optimism about prices and trend lines. When the term first came into use, it referred to when someone grabbed a stock, hoping it would increase in value. Later on, the term evolved to refer to the individual making that investment. It then eventually transferred to the general belief that prices will rise. Etymologists disagree on the exact origin of this term. However, it most likely has its origins as a foil to the term bear. While other theories circulate, this is the most generally accepted source of the phrase bull market. Perhaps the most widely reported alternative source for the term comes from how the bull as an animal attacks, by sweeping its horns upward in the same direction that optimist investors expect the market to go. By contrast, under this theory, a bear market refers to how a bear will swipe downward with its paw. However, while literature contains numerous positive references to bulls throughout Western canon, etymologists have found little sound evidence for this specific theory in any historical record.

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