ICYMI: $SHIB developer says work to release Shibarium mainnet has been accelerated SHIB ShibaInu SHIBArmy
The official content marketing specialist of the Shiba Inu ecosystem, known on Twitter as @LucieSHIB, has shared a screenshot with a message from one of the SHIB dev team members called Shibarium1. The message was posted late on May 23.on the mainnet that has long been expected by the Shiba Inu community.User Shibarium1 wrote that he wants to share some new information but without details since more information is to be published soon.
The developer stated that the release of the mainnet is closer than the community may be expecting since the dev team spearheaded by Shytoshi Kusama is accelerating work on it. Besides, certain things are going well"in testing, etc," according to the message.
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