Shiba Inu Leader in Active Discussion to Integrate Shibarium on Exchanges

Shiba Inu lead developer Shytoshi Kusama says the team is currently in active discussions with some friends to onboard Shibarium with centralized exchanges.

Shytoshi Kusama, the pseudonymous lead developer of Shiba Inu, has made a vital disclosure about centralized exchanges integrating with Shibarium in the near future.

Team Discusses Potential Exchanges’ Integration With Shibarium

In a latest development, Shiba Inu community member named “Doc AB” asked Kusama on Shibarium’s Telegram group to comment on whether the team is making any plans to onboard the chain with centralized exchanges.

Responding to the inquiry, Kusama disclosed that the team is actively discussing the matter with some new friends. Kusama’s remark suggests that Shiba Inu is currently working on an initiative to allow centralized exchanges to integrate Shibarium on their platforms.

Although further details about the discussion remain unknown at press time, Kusama’s disclosure stirred positive reactions among community members.

Some community members reacted to Kusama’s message with multiple flame and eye emojis, as seen in a screenshot shared on X by prominent Shiba Inu influencer Kuro Shibarmy Japan.

Shibarium Records Impressive Stats

Recall that the Shiba Inu team launched Shibarium in mid-August after several months of active development. Although Shibarium suffered a technical glitch hours after its launch, the team behind the L2 blockchain resolved the issue in a few days.

Since Shibarium relaunched on August 28, the network has not experienced any major glitches, as it continues to record impressive stats. For one, the total number of transactions on Shibarium is inching towards 4 million. According to data from Shibariumscan, the network has already recorded 3,904,086 (3.9 million) transactions since its debut. It also boasts more than 1.26 million addresses, with 1,619,768 (1.61 million) total blocks produced so far.

Shibarium Successes

Despite Shibarium’s outstanding feat, the network has not gained widespread adoption as many anticipated.

Meanwhile, Shibarium has recorded significant successes in exchanges integrating with the network. Last month, the Turkish cryptocurrency exchange Bitcointry integrated with Shibarium, allowing users to deposit and withdraw assets through the network.

Similarly, Australian-based crypto exchange GroveX announced plans to integrate with the network. Aside from exchanges supporting Shibarium, the network has also attracted the attention of other top crypto projects.

As reported earlier, the popular non-custodial decentralized wallet Atomic Wallet integrated the Shibarium chain onto its platform.

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