Shiba Inu: Shibarium Gets Useful Update With RPC Refreshed in Ethereum Registry

The Shiba Inu X account has informed the SHIB community about a small but useful update for Shibarium.

Shibarium RPC listing has been refreshed in the ethereum-lists/chains registry, with updated connection details now available on Chainlist. For those connecting with Shibarium, the network settings were provided alongside the post.

The Shibarium RPC update was initiated by long-time Shiba Inu community member Mazrael, who opened a GitHub Pull Request (PR) pointing to the correct Shibarium RPC endpoint.

The update was necessitated after Shibarium migrated its public RPC, and this entry was never updated; the endpoint listed was thus no longer resolving.

In late 2025, old public RPC endpoints connecting to Shibarium were shut down as part of a migration to a new official, more stable, and decentralized RPC infrastructure. However, since the migration, this change had not been reflected in the ethereum-lists/chains registry, which has now been addressed by this update.

In an X post, Mazrael notified the SHIB community of the Shibarium RPC update, noting that the Pull Request, ‘PR #8699,’ has officially been merged into ethereum-lists/chains. Chainlist is a widely used chain registry for wallets and Web3 infrastructure.

Along similar lines of an upgrade to the Shiba Inu layer-2 network, the Shibarium explorer Shibariumscan reports an ongoing reindexing of the chain, with 52% of blocks currently indexed.

Shiba Inu sees quiet infrastructure update

In a separate X post, Mazrael informed the SHIB community about a quiet Shiba Inu infrastructure upgrade, including a Cloudflare migration.

Mazrael noted that the official shib.io website and the ShibaSwap page moved to Cloudflare on September 12, 2026, with IPv6 added on both, leaving the old host behind. Mazrael also noted that Shiba Inu’s official documentation at doc.shib.io was migrated as well, adding that “Env rebuild is further along than it looks from the outside.”

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