Shibarium’s L2 update, which offers secure and efficient blockchain solutions, is nearing public release after successful testing in private mode.
According to a recent post by the Shibarium team, users can anticipate a flawless experience and the security of all funds once the platform is available to the general public.
Early update recipients are rejoicing over the arrival of bridged $BONE tokens, signifying a positive beginning to this new phase. The Shibarium team expressed their satisfaction with the progress, stating that the network has reached “ready” status after extensive testing and parameter adjustments. Even though the platform is still being evaluated, the group disclosed that blocks are still being produced successfully.
Included in the recent enhancements are new safety precautions and a monitoring system. RPC (Remote Procedure Call) rate limiting and an automatic server reset mechanism are included. These enhancements are intended to prevent any issues caused by sudden traffic surges, ensuring a stable and dependable user experience.
Team Ensures No Bridge Problems
During the network’s testing phase, millions of wallets participated in over 22 million transactions over four months, garnering significant attention. The initial launch, however, encountered difficulties.
Transactions were suspended for several hours due to a network-overloading influx of traffic. This caused millions of dollars to become trapped on a bridge tool, resulting in a 10% decrease in SHIB prices.
Since the initial occurrence of the issue, there have been no transactions on the Mainnet blockchain and over 7000 transactions on the Testnet blockchain.
Since then, developers have resolved the issues and clarified that the servers were overwhelmed due to an unanticipated increase in transaction volume.
Despite early difficulties, the network’s employees are optimistic about the relaunch. Now that the bugs have been resolved, the potential of Shibarium to alter the blockchain environment is again in the spotlight.