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According to a recent tweet posted by the official account of Bone ShibaSwap (BONE), Shibarium is able to reduce transaction fees by thousands of percent.
The BONE account has shared a screenshot with details of a transaction, which shows that the fee constitutes 0.00002 BONE.
#Bone #Gasfee #blockchain #Shibarmy
— Bone ShibaSwap (@BoneShiba) March 13, 2023
Calm before the storm
What a wonderful feeling it is when $bone has its own Blockchain (#Shibarium)
According to this photo, #Shibarium can reduce the transaction cost by thousands of percent. . .
🧐 pic.twitter.com/mhsSMqSZRq
The recently launched layer-2 blockchain Shibarium allows users to make transfers of Shiba Inu, using BONE tokens as gas for charging transaction fees. Initially, Shytoshi Kusama and his SHIB developer team stated that transaction fees on Shibarium, unlike those on Ethereum, will be much lower and faster, without any congestion.
Yuri MolchanBesides, according to several blog posts published by Kusama on Medium, every transaction will contribute to regular SHIB burns. The mechanism is simple – part of each transaction fee in BONE will get converted into Shiba Inu meme tokens and then sent to dead-end wallets. The SHIB army now expects trillions of Shiba Inu to get burned, which would in theory push the price up significantly. Thanks to burning, i.e. to sending tokens to unspendable wallets, an asset becomes more scarce as its circulating supply shrinks.
After the glorious release of Shibarium’s PuppyNet blockchain, whales have begun purchasing massive amounts of BONE, largely increasing their bet on this meme token. According to data shared by IntoTheBlock, whales now hold 126.15 million BONE. This is 54.84 percent of its supply in circulation.
Besides, prior to the PuppyNet release on Saturday, BONE scored yet another listing, this time it was added to the crypto lending platform CoinRabbit.
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