Shiba Inu’s lead developer Shytoshi Kusama has shared an update with the community, stating that he and his team are working on “the impossible”. Some members of the Shiba Inu community believe that Kusama and the team are working on the mainnet version of Shiba...
- Shiba Inu’s lead developer Shytoshi Kusama has shared an update with the community, stating that he and his team are working on “the impossible”.
- Some members of the Shiba Inu community believe that Kusama and the team are working on the mainnet version of Shibarium.
Shiba Inu Leader Says He’s Working on “The Impossible” With an Incredible Team
Shiba Inu’s pseudonymous developer Shytoshi Kusama has recently updated the community on the team’s current project. According to chats from the official Shibarium Telegram group “Shibarium Tech,” Kusama and other members of the Shiba Inu team are working on “the impossible.” However, Kusama did not provide further details, leaving community members curious about what the team is working on.
>get us excited once in a while boss"What's more exciting than me being silent af head down working with an incredible team to do the impossible?"#SHIB #Shibarium pic.twitter.com/QnTIhv4Qmd
Kusama’s absence from the Shibarium Telegram group for a few days caused concern among some community members who are used to his frequent interactions. When asked about his whereabouts, Kusama stated that he is currently where the community needs him.
SHIB Enthusiasts Think It’s Shibarium
Some Shiba Inu community members believe that Kusama and the team are working on the mainnet version of Shibarium. Kusama is known for expressing himself through cryptic messages, particularly when referring to his work on the layer-2 network. The testnet for Shibarium, Puppynet, was launched shortly after Kusama changed his Twitter bio.
Puppynet has been making significant progress since its launch last month, with more than 14.06 million addresses connected to the network and a total transaction count of 4.64 million. On April 11, the network recorded a total of 891,165 transactions.
BONE, the native gas token of the Shibarium L2 network, has been gaining attention from top cryptocurrency exchanges following the massive adoption of Shibarium Beta. In the past 30 days, BONE has been listed on exchanges such as Swapika, CetoEX, and OkX.
In conclusion, Shytoshi Kusama’s update on the Shiba Inu project has left the community curious and excited about what “the impossible” could be. With the recent success of Shibarium Beta and the attention garnered by BONE, it will be interesting to see what the Shiba Inu team has in store for the future.