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Shibarium, the layer-2 solution of the Shiba Inu (SHIB) network, has registered a 33% increase in daily transactions, according to Shibariumscan. Daily activity edged closer to three figures when it reached 942 transactions.
About 48 hours earlier, daily transactions were 707. The rise to 942 suggests a rebound in network activity as users resumed engagement on the layer-2 platform.
Shibarium has recorded a total of 1.46 billion transactions across 14,523,850 blocks and 268,787,300 wallet addresses. The network’s average block time remains 5.0 seconds.
Over the past 30 days, the highest daily transaction peak was 10,940 transactions, recorded on March 26, 2026. After that peak, daily transactions fell back to around 1,200 and have remained below that level since.
The latest increase in Shibarium transactions comes as SHIB’s price showed signs of recovery. In the last 24 hours, the meme coin rose from a low of $0.000005828 to a peak of $0.000006038.
At the time of writing, SHIB was trading at $0.000005895, up 0.26%. Trading volume also increased by 19.67% to $130.67 million, indicating higher participation as the price moved modestly higher.
SHIB whales appear to be positioning for a potential sustained rebound. Large holders on Binance have shown increased activity during this period, suggesting strategic movement. SHIB is also moving in line with Bitcoin, which has regained the $71,000 price zone.
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