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Shibarium, the layer-2 network associated with Shiba Inu, has recorded a notable increase in daily transactions, signaling an early return of user activity. The latest figures point to renewed engagement after a period of slower network participation.
Daily transactions climbed to 942, representing a 33% increase. Two days earlier, activity stood at 707 transactions. The rise suggests users are returning to the network, indicating improving sentiment among participants.
Since launch, Shibarium has processed more than 1.46 billion transactions. It has generated over 14.5 million blocks and attracted millions of wallet addresses. The network continues to maintain a steady block time of five seconds. Even so, current activity remains below earlier peak levels.
In the past month, the highest daily transaction count reached 10,940, recorded on March 26, 2026. After that peak, activity declined sharply and has struggled to recover. The recent uptick may indicate a shift in momentum, though it has not yet returned to prior highs.
The improvement in Shibarium activity coincides with a modest increase in SHIB. The token moved from $0.000005828 to $0.000006038. At the time of writing, SHIB trades near $0.00000590, reflecting a 0.38% gain over the past 24 hours.
Trading volume has also risen by nearly 20%, reaching $130 million. This suggests renewed interest from traders and investors.
Large holders appear to be positioning for potential gains, with increased whale activity observed, particularly on major exchanges. Shibarium’s activity continues to track broader crypto market trends, and Bitcoin’s return to higher price levels has also influenced overall sentiment.

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