Shiba Inu’s Shibarium Network resumes block production after brief pause - New Style Motorsport

The Shiba Inu project has opted to secure insurance coverage amounting to $2 million to address

potential fund retrieval challenges upon the restart of Shibarium.

Shiba Inu’s layer-2 Shibarium network has resumed block production following a nearly day-long transaction pause.

As per Shibariumscan.io block explorer, Shiba Inu’s layer-2 blockchain, Shibarium, has reactivated

and is generating blocks. The Shibarium network entered a fail-safe mode and paused

operations to safeguard funds due to unexpectedly high traffic after the mainnet launch.

Lead developer Shytoshi Kusama verified that elevated blockchain traffic led to certain

challenges, saying that fund security remains intact. He asserted that both the bridge

and the chain are functioning smoothly and Shibarium is poised for a swift restart.

In an official blog post dated Aug. 18, Shiba Inu developer Kaal Dhairya outlined plans for scaling

operations to accommodate substantial traffic on Shibarium. The team will also provide

regular updates on the status of the Shibarium network, a fork of Polygon, he said.

“In fact, as we slowly and carefully investigated where the problem exactly took place and found

thousands upon thousands of contract creation and normal transactions IN ONE BLOCK.”

Furthermore, the Shiba Inu project has opted to secure insurance coverage amounting to $2 million

to address potential fund retrieval challenges upon the restart of Shibarium. Following this

announcement, block production resumed on the network as the team maintains vigilant oversight.

Nonetheless, the ShibArmy community expresses apprehension over spreading fear,

uncertainty and doubt (FUD) that negatively impacts the project. Members of the community are

positive and have shown support for the network’s efforts in working on the transaction pause.

Large holders and traders have offloaded their Shiba Inu SHIBtickers down$0.000009

, BONE and LEASH tokens, with the spread of FUD prompting significant divestment of their major

holdings. Despite this, prices are rebounding following the reactivation of Shibarium, even in the face of a broader crypto market sell-off.

Over the last day, SHIB’s value dropped by 11%, presently standing at $0.0000082.

Its range within the past 24 hours fluctuated between a low of $0.0000076 and a high of $0.0000093.

Simultaneously, BONE’s price has slid by 15%, settling at $1.18, while LEASH is currently at $430,

marking a 5% decline in the same timeframe.

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