The Shiba Inu team has released new upgrades for both Puppynet (Shibarium’s testnet) and Shibarium Mainnet nodes. The alerts shared by Shibarium Updates, an X-Community account focused on Shiba INU, encourage node operators to take urgent action by implementing new updates according to official documents.
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Both Puppynet and Shibarium nodes have been updated.If you are running a node, follow the official documentation and apply the necessary updates as soon as possible.
Thank you for your continued support!
– June 6, 2025
In May, it was known that MetaMask Support would deploy fixes for version 7.46.0 or 7.46.1 to address RPC errors affecting Shibarium mobile users. This update resolved an issue caused by the unsupported EIP-1559 method (ETH_MAXPRIORITYFEEPERGAS) in Shibarium RPC and was blocking transactions from Metamask Mobile.
Last month, the Shiba Inu team resolved a temporary missing mainnet snapshot from the Shibarium Snapshots page.
Other Shiba INU updates have upgraded the Ecosystem’s Defi Toolkit. The enhanced Shiba Inu Defi Toolkit just dropped, featuring concentrated liquidity, a new reward layer and more effective Shibtorch Burns. With Shibudao now on, the community has spoken about how these tools evolve.
what’s happening?
According to the latest count, Shibarium Network has performed 1,202,647,260 transactions. The total blocks exceed 11 million, with the latest total of 11,371,567. Currently, the total address is 263,796,105. Daily transactions totaled 710,280.
Recent on-chain data shows that 79% of Shiba Inu (SHIB) addresses are classified as long-term holders. This makes a positive picture for Shiv, suggesting that a substantial chunk of investor base is solid despite market volatility.
Long-term holders refer to addresses that have held crypto assets for more than a year, with eight of the 10 SHIB holders falling into this category.
At the time of press, Shiv fell 0.99% in the last 24 hours to a low of $0.00001295 early on Friday, with new uncertainty in the global market sending tumbling of key cryptocurrencies, wiping off nearly $1 billion in leveraged bets.
