Shiba Inu (SHIB) developers will release a layer 2 scaling solution for the asset. Ryoshi, the originator of the Shiba Inu, proposed the Shibarium solution. Some individuals also shared images of a Discord debate.
The discussions appear to be in their early stages, but developers appear to be interested. The entire move looks to be part of a greater developmental tendency that the team want to focus on.
They additionally point out that Shibarium cannot be “quietly dropped.” They refer to various activities to be done, however information on this, as well as the overall update, are scant. The developers also did not provide a deadline, claiming that doing so would not guarantee success.
Shiba Inu‘s creators have also said that they will adopt Shibarium rather than waiting for the ETH 2.0 improvements that will be accessible next year. Using a layer 2 scaling solution would substantially reduce network costs, yet what it stands to gain as a meme coin remains to be seen.
The metaverse, on the other hand, is one conceivable application that may greatly benefit from a scalable solution. Rumor has it that the meme coin project is set to join the metaverse. This would be in accordance with what so many other initiatives are doing, which is profiting on the niche’s interest.
In a high-traffic use case, the metaverse would require a robust scaling solution to cut costs and assure speedy transactions. Shiba Inu’s ambition to provide a scaling solution is reasonable considering that the metaverse is already seeing several unique ideas implemented.
Patrick
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