2026-01-09 10:27:31

Shibarium 2.0 version update has been launched, achieving significant improvements in on-chain transaction speed and transaction fees. Meanwhile, a recent plan to burn 1.52 billion SHIB tokens has been initiated, marking the project's official entry into a deflationary cycle — a key signal for long-term holders.

In addition to technical improvements, SHIB's expansion into the payment ecosystem is also accelerating. Integration with mainstream payment channels indicates that this token is shifting from a purely speculative asset to a practical utility. Under current market conditions, SHIB's price performance is quite impressive, and many holders have already realized substantial paper gains.

These factors combined also explain why SHIB's subsequent target prices have become a hot topic in the crypto community. From technical optimization to ecological applications and deflationary mechanisms, the entire storyline is gradually improving. For traders looking to profit in this cycle, understanding these fundamental changes is especially important.

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WalletManager

· 01-10 23:17

Tighten the chips, the destruction of 1.52 billion SHIB means that the supply side is really tightening, and this is something on-chain data can speak for.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-09 14:45

Once the destruction mechanism is activated, I could smell it. The reduction in transaction fees is really refreshing; this is the way a blockchain should be. The deflationary cycle has arrived. What I am optimistic about is not SHIB itself, but the logic behind the combined yield strategy. Expanding the payment ecosystem? Haha, brother, I’ve seen too many projects die trying to realize their payment dreams. But this time, the speed and fees both pass, so it’s actually quite interesting. Paper gains? Don’t be fooled. The real arbitrage is on-chain; the annualized yield from liquidity mining is the true king. The quick-handed have already bottomed out. Should you enter now? You need to clearly see where the liquidation price is.

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alpha_leaker

· 01-09 10:51

Sounds good, 2.0+ destruction with a dual approach, this rhythm is indeed a bit interesting. Wait, can the payment ecosystem really take off? Feels like we've been saying that for a long time. Is it going to rise again... Wallet is ready. Bro, the deflation cycle sounds pretty appealing, but I'm just worried it's a scam to cut leeks. Fast speed, low fees? Finally not just shouting slogans, there's something real. No, why does it always say it will be practical tools, but it still feels the same? The on-paper returns are indeed comfortable, but once you actually exit, it's a different story.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-09 10:46

Burning 1.52 billion tokens? Sounds like a lot, but does it really change anything? The key still depends on whether the application scenarios can keep up.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-09 10:42

Burned 1.52 billion tokens? That number sounds pretty impressive, but the key question is whether real money has actually entered the market. Is Shibarium 2.0 faster? Let's wait and see. We've heard plenty of "optimizations" before. The deflationary cycle sounds good, but I'm worried that the story might be too beautiful to be true, and the actual trading volume can't keep up. Expanding the payment ecosystem is the real highlight. Otherwise, it's just pure hype. Paper gains don't count; real gains only come after selling. Many people have learned this the hard way. Wait, have mainstream payment channels truly integrated, or is it just another rumor? Need to verify. The price performance looks promising, but don't trust it too much. Many coins have surged once and then been cut in half in the next round.

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