- A Shiba Inu developer team member urges the community to start building on Shibarium, a layer-2 blockchain.
- Lucie emphasizes that developers can now freely build on Shibarium.
- Lucie advises the community to be cautious of scammers misrepresenting the official Shibarium release.
A key member of the Shiba Inu developer team is encouraging the community to start building on the recently launched Shibarium layer-2 blockchain.
Shiba Inu’s lead community manager and marketing expert, known on Twitter as @LucieSHIB, posted that with Shibarium now live, third-party developers and companies waiting to create on the platform should begin doing so.
While most of the SHIB community is aware Shibarium launched, Lucie noted some may still feel confused. Her message aimed to signal that any developer can now start building dApps, smart contracts, metaverses, and more on Shibarium without obstacles.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
SHIBARIUM IS LIVE FOR THE PUBLIC!
(I know 99% know but some look confused)
Everyone can now embark on their building journey here.
(Just a small note: Be cautious of scammers; always do your research.)
If you're itching to build, GO FOR IT!… pic.twitter.com/piG7fujgO0
— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 | Summer of Shibarium (@LucieSHIB) September 7, 2023
“If you’re itching to build, GO FOR IT!” Lucie wrote, inviting developers to tap into the new scaling solution.
LUCIE cautions Shiba Inu army to stay away from scams
However, she cautioned the community to research thoroughly and avoid scammers misrepresenting the official Shibarium release. Lucie closed by urging creators to build something incredible together on Shibarium.
The post underscores the developer team’s priorities now that the long-awaited layer-2 platform is live: fostering an ecosystem of projects and use cases. While speculative hype initiated SHIB’s viral growth, Shibarium’s success depends on its real-world utility.
By openly encouraging developers to leverage Shibarium for their own innovations, the team reveals a community-first mentality aimed at collaborative, decentralized growth. If developers heed the call, Shibarium could soon blossom with a wide range of groundbreaking applications.
