2026-01-09 10:24:03

SHIB has recently had several highlights. Shibarium 2.0 has officially launched, with transaction speeds significantly faster and transaction fees greatly reduced—this is a tangible improvement in on-chain user experience. Meanwhile, the project team has burned 15.2 billion SHIB tokens, adding to the existing deflationary mechanism, which provides support for the price from the supply side. More notably, SHIB is now integrated into the payment ecosystem, beginning to be applied in daily consumption scenarios. This marks its evolution from a simple Meme coin to a functional token with practical use cases. From technological iteration and economic model optimization to ecological application expansion, this series of developments may seem ordinary on the surface, but in fact, it reflects the project team’s systematic thinking on sustainable development.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-12 10:18

Hmm... Destroying 1.52 billion tokens can support the price, I've seen this trick too many times It's all about low transaction fees, ecosystem implementation, and systemic thinking, all sound good, but I don't know when it will actually be realized Will Shibarium's success depend on speed? I'm more concerned about where the real trading volume is Not denying there has been progress, but the essence of meme coins can't be changed; no matter how nicely it's said, it's still the same story Ecosystem implementation sounds good, but are there really many users? Or is it just another beautiful story that looks good on the surface

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AirdropGrandpa

· 01-12 07:14

No way, is this really true? I believe SHIB can burn 1.5 billion tokens, but can the payment ecosystem truly be implemented and used?

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-12 03:03

Burn 1.5 billion tokens? Talking the talk is easy, but actually being usable is the real key.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-11 18:29

Wow, Shibarium 2.0's transaction fees have been cut directly? Finally, I can enjoy playing comfortably. --- Burned 1.52 billion tokens? But the support from the supply side is useless, it still depends on whether the market buys in. --- Transforming from a meme coin to a utility coin, this turnaround is quite aggressive. Can it really be implemented? --- It seems the project isn't giving up; at least they're still putting effort into the technology. If the payment scenarios can really be promoted, that would be amazing. --- Curious about how the payment ecosystem works specifically. Has anyone tried it? --- Burning tokens and reducing fees—this combo punch is quite sophisticated. It all depends on whether the price can hold up. --- Shibarium 2.0 is coming fast, no more being trapped by high transaction fees.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-09 10:54

Really, Shibarium 2.0 has cut down transaction fees. Now the chain actually looks like a proper blockchain. Burned 1.52 billion tokens, the supply side is working hard. At least there's a foundation for the price. Payment ecosystem implementation? Honestly, I'm a bit surprised. Meme coins are actually taking this route. But to be fair, with technological updates, burns, and applications, it does seem quite systematic, not just hype.

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SybilSlayer

· 01-09 10:53

Burning 1.5 billion tokens sounds impressive, but for the price to truly increase, it depends on real-world application scenarios. I am optimistic about the consumer ecosystem.

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bridgeOops

· 01-09 10:53

No matter how good the hype is, you have to wait until it rises to talk about it. There are too many bandwagon followers now.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-09 10:52

Hmm... both burning and fee reductions, this combination punch is working quite smoothly, but the real test is whether it can be effectively implemented.

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StakeTillRetire

· 01-09 10:32

Burned 1.52 billion coins? Now we have to see if the project can really pick up later; just burning coins isn't enough.

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