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Poloniex has launched a Shiba Inu-focused promotional campaign that combines a Matrix-inspired “green pill” message with an AI-generated poster contest for dog-themed cryptocurrencies. The exchange is also offering a $20 USDT “super trial fund” to five selected winners.
Poloniex announced what it called a “SHIB Revolution” through its official social media account. The post featured a cyber-themed Shiba Inu character holding a green Poloniex symbol and asked users: “Are you ready to take the green pill?”
The wording references The Matrix Revolutions, replacing the classic red and blue pills with green branding. Poloniex used the post to promote its meme coin campaign and trading services, with Shiba Inu positioned as the central theme.
Alongside the Shiba Inu promotion, Poloniex launched an “AI DOG Poster Contest” inviting users to create AI-generated posters and anime-style artwork centered on dog-themed tokens. The contest materials highlighted Shiba Inu as well as Dogecoin, Baby Doge Coin, Neiro, and Floki.
Poloniex’s participation requirements include:
The exchange said it will select five winners for the campaign.
Each of the five selected winners will receive a $20 USDT super trial fund. Poloniex stated the campaign is designed to increase interaction around meme tokens.
The article notes that Shiba Inu has declined over the past year and into the current year, dropping more than 54% over the last 12 months and falling about 10% since January. It is described as trading near $0.000006206.
Community responses connected the “green pill” wording to expectations of price gains, though Poloniex did not provide any price forecasts in its announcement.
The campaign remains active on Poloniex’s official social media channels, and the exchange continues to accept contest submissions under the announced guidelines, with Shiba Inu still highlighted as the primary token in the promotion.
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