Shiba Inu’s Shibarium Set to Reopen with Enhancements

On Tuesday, the main developer of Shiba Inu, Shytoshi Kusama, announced that Shibarium is nearly ready to reopen to the public.

After experiencing enormous blockchain traffic, Shibarium entered fail-safe mode for testing and adjusting parameters. The Shibarium team is increasing the size of the blockchain by 1,500% to prevent block production and other problems.

Shiba Inu’s main developer, Shytoshi Kusama, announced on an official blog on August 22 that Shibarium has been enhanced and optimized after two days of testing and parameter tweaking.

In addition, the chain is once again producing units and is “almost ready to reopen to the public.” Shibarium has a new monitoring system and additional fail-safe mechanisms, such as rate limiting at the RPC level and auto-reset server functionality.

Shytoshi Kusama warns the Shiba Army about FUD, which causes individuals to sell their luggage. According to him, the Shiba Inu ecosystem is committed to decentralization.

“One piece of fud is that Shibarium was never going to come. Kek. Fud ded. Another was that I am not focused on decentralization. This fud is now also laughable as I’ve presented what is, arguably, the most comprehensive decentralization document the world has ever seen.”

Shibarium is expanding with enhanced security, stability, and decentralization capabilities. Additional validators are becoming operational on the network, thereby enhancing security and enabling more BONE token staking.

In addition, the Shiba Inu team will begin implementing ShibPaper to have a fully functional governance and administration system.

On the Shibarium chain, new projects and dApps will be developed, enhancing utility and token burns.

The price of SHIB has decreased by 5% over the past twenty-four hours and is currently trading at $0.0000079. During the same period, bone and leash declined by more than 3% and 4%, respectively.