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Prominent member of the Shiba Inu army Lucie Sasnikova, who goes on Twitter under the name @LucieSHIB, has spread the word about the Shibarium team working on a new feature that will give the SHIB Layer-2 utility a major boost.
The new feature is called Shibarium Bridge. She stated that the bridge is only partly functional at the moment and stressed that "this is all testing and preparation." Earlier, it was reported that Shibarium would be compatible with the Ethereum chain, and screenshots demonstrate the functionality to swap ETH and SHIB.
#Shibarium bridge - partly functional.
— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) April 28, 2023
I Don't share the address, but I'm happy to share screenshots.
Remember, this is all testing and preparation.
We believe in $BONE (and $SHIB + $LEASH) pic.twitter.com/nBAyj0lV3u
Yuri MolchanSHIB army questions Shytoshi Kusama's promise about Shibarium launch before May
On Friday, in the Telegram Shibarium channel, several SHIB users reminded the pseudonymous SHIB leader Shytoshi Kusama about his earlier statement about the release of the Shibarium mainnet before May.
Messages started to appear that April is almost over, so "wen Shibarium?" Kusama responded, saying that his words were taken out of context, and for this reason he stopped talking about any particular dates for the Shibarium release.
Similar questions were before the release of the Shibarium beta. It was confirmed at the start of 2023, but Puppynet was launched only March 11 and has been stress-tested since then.
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