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Shiba Inu has reached a significant milestone, with its total addresses breaking a new record. According to IntoTheBlock data, Shiba Inu has seen a steady increase in total addresses, which have already hit a new high of 3.56 million.
No doubt, the new Shibarium blockchain is attracting new users who wish to interact with the novel innovation of the Shiba Inu ecosystem.
As reported, BONE saw a huge spike in new addresses on Aug. 24, with over 2,000 addresses added in a single day.
Shiba Inu team member Lucie shared an update, indicating that Shibarium is now officially live, albeit in private mode. Already, a few integrations for the blockchain have occurred. DEXTools, a DeFi trading app, announced the integration of the new blockchain, enabling Shibarium tokens to be traded as a result.
Tomiwabold OlajideShibarium is now live on GeckoTerminal, a real-time DEX tracker powered by the crypto ranking platform CoinGecko, allowing users to track all Shibarium tokens.
Shibarium advances with 260,000 transactions reached
Shibarium is currently producing blocks and running smoothly. In a significant milestone, the Layer 2 blockchain has advanced 260,000 transactions.
According to blockchain explorer Shibariumscan, Shibarium has seen a total of 260,063 transactions. The number of interacting wallet addresses on the Layer 2 blockchain has also increased significantly to 54,973.
On the Shibarium mainnet, the total number of blocks has surpassed 300,000, marking yet another milestone for the protocol. The total number of blocks is currently 300,373, with an average block time of five seconds.
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