Shytoshi Kusama, the lead developer of Shiba Inu, just informed the community of a significant update.
Kusama revealed that he has been working with other members of the Shiba Inu team to “do the impossible” in talks from the official Shibarium Telegram channel “Shibarium Tech.”
Kuro Shibarmy, a well-known Shiba Inu influencer, posted the update today.
After being missing from the Shibarium Telegram group conversation for a few days, Kusama announced this.
Many people who knew the Shiba Inu lead developer as someone who enjoys connecting with the community found his absence from the group to be unexpected.
Kusama was questioned about his recent whereabouts by some community members who were worried about him. Kusama said that he is currently where the community needs him.
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Speculations in Shiba Inu Space
There are no additional hints to let the community know what the team is working on. However, Shiba Inu fans appeared motivated by Kusama’s most recent Telegram message.
Notably, Some SHIB supporters in the Telegram channel think Kusama and other Shiba Inu programmers are working on the mainnet version of Shibarium.
Kusama enjoys utilizing coded signals to communicate, especially while discussing his work on the layer-2 network.
For instance, Kusama’s Twitter bio was modified shortly after Puppynet, the Shibarium testnet, launched.
Shibarium Beta Progress
Puppynet has advanced considerably since going live last month. More than 14.06 million addresses have joined the network, according to data from Puppyscan.
4.64 million transactions have been made as of this writing. On April 11, Puppynet saw a total of 891,165 transactions.
Top cryptocurrency exchanges have recently shown interest in Bone ShibaSwap (BONE), the native gas token of the L2 network, following the widespread acceptance of Shibarium Beta.
In the last 30 days, BONE has been listed on prominent cryptocurrency exchanges, including Swapika, CetoEX, and OkX.
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