Shibarium’s daily transaction count surged on Oct. 31 UTC, rising from 753 transactions a day earlier to 6,370, a 745% increase, before dropping back to 1,120 on Nov. 1 UTC. Data shown on the Shibariumscan explorer also indicated the network remained in a "rebuild" mode, with block indexing progress at 63%.
Community member Mazrael said the Zama update had been delayed by Rand and that no new date had been provided. Mazrael also said exchanges including Gate and MEXC had added some routes, while the timeline for Bone to be fully available across all exchanges remained undecided.
The update was cited by Techub News and attributed to U.Today. No additional explanation for the spike and pullback in transaction activity was provided in the source text.
Shibarium’s on-chain transaction count rose sharply on Oct. 31 UTC, climbing from 753 transactions the previous day to 6,370, according to Techub News. That marked a 745% day-over-day increase.
By Nov. 1 UTC, the figure had fallen back to 1,120 transactions.
Data on the Shibariumscan explorer showed the network was still in "rebuild" mode, with block indexing progress at 63%.
Community member Mazrael said the Zama update had been delayed by Rand, with no revised date announced.
Mazrael also said exchanges including Gate and MEXC had added some routes, while the timing for Bone to go fully live across all exchanges had not been determined.
The report cited U.Today as the source.
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