The Shiba Inu community account disclosed that the RPC information for Shibarium on the ethereum-lists/chains registry has been updated, and the new connection parameters have been synchronized to Chainlist. For wallet and Web3 tool users, this means they can now directly access the latest configuration when connecting to the network, reducing connection issues caused by outdated addresses.
The old RPC has been re-recorded after migration.
This update stems from a GitHub pull request submitted by community member Mazrael. Previously, Shibarium migrated its public RPC to new official infrastructure, but the old entry in the registry was not synchronized, causing the previously listed endpoints to fail to resolve properly.
According to the information provided, Shibarium shut down its old public RPC endpoints by the end of 2025 and transitioned to a new official RPC architecture, aiming to improve stability and enhance decentralization. Following this update, the Shibarium network settings on Chainlist have been updated to reflect the new available connection details.
Chainlist has synchronized the new parameters.
Chainlist is one of the most commonly used chain registries in wallets and Web3 infrastructure. After network parameters are updated on this platform, users and developers can more easily obtain the correct RPC addresses and configurations when adding the Shibarium network.
From an impact perspective, this is not a protocol-level upgrade nor does it involve adjustments to the token economic model, but rather a correction at the infrastructure level. For users who frequently interact on-chain, the updated registration information helps reduce instances of connection failures, node disconnections, or configuration errors.
Browser indexing is still in progress.
In addition to RPC updates, the Shibarium blockchain explorer Shibariumscan shows that the on-chain data is currently being re-indexed. The report notes that 52% of blocks have been indexed so far.
Mazrael also mentioned in another post that recent, low-key adjustments have been made to Shiba Inu-related infrastructure, including a migration to Cloudflare. According to him, shib.io, the ShibaSwap page, and the doc.shib.io documentation site have all been migrated, with IPv6 support now added.
Additional information: The original text mentions that the U.S. Senate will hold a procedural vote on the Clarity Act, a digital asset regulatory bill; however, this content is unrelated to the main topic of this article, which concerns the Shibarium infrastructure update.