Kaal Dhairya

If you’re looking for the full background and earlier decision points (rebases, options, DAO input, ratio model, targeted snapshots, etc.), please read our previous blogs. This update is about what we’ve been doing and what’s next. What we’ve been doing 1) Building & testing * Migration mechanics:

Rebases on LEASH v1 are still being triggered, but our job is to protect holders and deliver a smooth, verifiable migration to LEASH v2. After coordination with exchanges and a technical review of how rebases complicate liquidity accounting (especially on Uniswap V3/ShibaSwap V2), we’re aligning execution to a

The attacker (or former dev) keeps triggering rebases to make a point. From what it looks like, those who did vote favored Snapshot + Burn-to-Mint — so those attempts won’t work against the direction the community is choosing. 1) DAO vote: turnout + 24h extension The first vote completed with lower turnout

TL;DR * LEASH v1’s supply was increased through a still-active rebase pathway despite apparent ownership renouncement, causing ~20%+ dilution from the ~107,646 baseline. * Proposal: Migrate to LEASH v2, a fixed-supply, audited token, using the last trusted pre-rebase snapshot with fairness filters. * No free airdrop: v2 will be a

TL;DR * On August 11, 2025 the LEASH total supply increased ~10% (≈10,765 tokens) despite years of messaging that supply was fixed and rebasing was disabled. * The cause was a still‑wired rebase pathway (via pre‑authorized contracts) that survived ownership renouncement and continued to function. * From the outside,

Exploring New Horizons with ERC404 As we ventured into the uncharted territories of the ERC404 standard—a forefront of decentralized experimentation—we were filled with anticipation for its untapped potential. The DN404 standard, even newer and full of dynamic capabilities, promised a groundbreaking journey for Shibarium. Our ambition was not

BONE Token minting and renouncing process: When BONE token was deployed the system around it was built to protect the investors from anyone including the admins or any human intervention. It was additionally protected by adding a Timelock contract which was controlled by a decentralized multisig wallet. This adds to

First of all, congratulations to the ShibArmy for reaching a milestone of 1M wallets and soon, 1M transactions. We have achieved—and aim to maintain—our status as one of the fastest and cheapest L2 networks out there. (I also read somewhere that some people are unhappy that the gas