Shiba Inu (SHIB) does not have an official CEO because it is a decentralized cryptocurrency project. However, the project's primary developers and contributors, including the pseudonymous creator "Ryoshi" (who has since left the project), work on its development and ecosystem expansion.

Can SHIB "Remove Zeros"?

Removing zeros in the token's price (e.g., going from $0.00001 to $0.01) primarily depends on two factors:

1. Burn Mechanism:

The community and developers have introduced burn initiatives (e.g., Shibarium transaction fees contributing to burns) to reduce SHIB's massive supply.

The more tokens burned, the fewer remain in circulation, potentially increasing scarcity and price.

2. Demand and Utility:

SHIB needs widespread adoption in real-world applications, like payments or its ecosystem projects (ShibaSwap, Shibarium, etc.).

If demand rises due to utility, its value may increase, contributing to removing price "zeros."

Is the Team Actively Aiming to "Remove Zeros"?

Yes, indirectly:

By burning tokens.

Expanding the ecosystem with projects like Shibarium, SHIB: The Metaverse, and partnerships.

Encouraging community involvement to increase adoption.

While the goal is to increase SHIB's value over time, achieving significant price changes depends on many factors, including market sentiment and broader crypto trends.