The anticipated document containing a thorough guide to the Shiba Inu (SHIB) layer-2 scaling solution is ready but yet to be released to the public.
This was disclosed earlier today in a message dropped in the Shibarium Tech Telegram group by one of the admins.
Although the lead SHIB ecosystem developer Kaal Dhairya promised to release this documentation 4-5 days after the beta version launch of Shibarium, the community is still expressing their excitement. The beta launch was executed on March 11.
According to the admin, the writing of the Shibarium full documentation has been completed but is under review by the lead developer Kaal Dhairya. The admin named ‘Someone Smart’ added that Shibarium developers may release more than just the documentation, leaving no clue about the extras.
The message read, “Docs are completed and the reason of slight delay is it is being checked with Kaal to make sure everything is fine. Also, we will release more things than docs if possible.”
Notable SHIB community members including LucieSHIB reshared this update, implying that Shibarium would serve as a catalyst for the growth of Shiba Inu. Additionally, she urged holders to maintain diamond hands as there is much more in store for the decentralized meme token ecosystem.
There is so much more😜
While other tokens easily lose catalyst $SHIB $BONE $LEASH they have so much in store.
Eventually the altcoin season will come, but until then the weak hands will continue to shake off…
This is not a casino, this is blockchain.. Crypto is a… pic.twitter.com/oSqo9f8Dzn
— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) March 23, 2023
More so, the advertisement of Shiba Inu at the 2023 edition of the Outer Edge mega web3 summit by SHIB Metaverse advisor Marcie Jastrow is also expected to give the project wider exposure.
The mega crypto and blockchain-focused event which took place in Los Angeles is an annual outing that brings many prominent web3 industry players together to connect and brainstorm. Jastrow was one of the speakers at the event.
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