Shiba Inu’s Shibarium Nears 10 Million Block Milestone

Shiba Inu’s layer-2 blockchain, Shibarium, is approaching a significant milestone with the total number of blocks set to reach 10,000,000. This is an important indication of the network’s growing adoption within the Shiba Inu ecosystem.

According to the Shibarium explorer, Shibariumscan, the total block count has reached 9,948,074, while total transactions have exceeded 960 million, currently at 960,819,537. The number of total addresses stands at 167,659,600.

Daily transactions have seen a decline from 1.46 million on March 13, now down to 551,390. As Shibarium nears this milestone, the community anticipates further advancements, including increased scalability and new partnerships.

The Shiba Inu development team is dedicated to fostering innovation and expanding Shibarium’s impact in the blockchain landscape.

In a recent tweet, team member Lucie discussed “Shib OS,” which aims to be the future of decentralized governance. Shib OS is designed as a comprehensive solution for governments and businesses to transition from outdated centralized systems to reliable, transparent, and efficient decentralized governance on Shibarium. It offers qualities such as immutability, security, and automation, facilitating trustless decision-making and streamlined operations.

Warning to the Community

As Shibarium gains momentum, the risk of scams and malicious actors targeting unsuspecting users has increased. A vital warning has been shared within the Shiba Inu community.

In a recent message, the Susbarium Shibarium Trustwatch, a Shiba Inu-focused account on X, alerted the community about fraudulent “Shibarium Rewards” claims circulating online, which are designed to steal users’ funds.

Community members are urged to be cautious of impersonators and false claims, and to protect their assets by remaining vigilant. It is important to verify information through official Shiba channels and avoid clicking on suspicious links. Shiba Inu holders should always double-check X accounts and never disclose private wallet information, such as seed phrases or private keys, to anyone.