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Major SHIB account @ShibBPP has announced that he/she spotted a fake Twitter handle called "Shibarium Network."
The SHIB army has been anticipating the launch of Layer 2 protocol Shibarium for a long time, constantly snowing the lead SHIB dev Shytoshi Kusama with questions about the date of the release.
Maybe this is the reason why this fake account has managed to get 18,100 subscribers on Twitter.
#SHIBARMY below is a fake account 👇
— $SHIB BPP (@ShibBPP) December 27, 2022
Please report and block 🙏https://t.co/YX6uf4Ghzh pic.twitter.com/WldETle8cF
The most recent update on the upcoming release of Shibarium was provided two days ago, as covered by U.Today, by the aforementioned Shytoshi Kurosama. Possibly getting tired of constant questions about that, he tweeted "very soon," rather than providing any specific launch date. He stated that the team is not going to release anything during the holiday season.
Earlier this month, Kusama was driven to issue an apology for the countdown that was announced by the SHIB army. The community thought it was in the run-up to the Shibarium launch, but it proved to be a countdown to the upgrade of SHIB's official website.
Yuri MolchanAnother major SHIB developer, Trophias, stepped in to clarify that Shibarium needs more time to be released as everything must be done "thoughtfully and carefully."
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