Shiba Inu Community account disclosure: The RPC information in the ethereum-lists / chains registry of Shibarium has been updated, and the new connection parameters have been synchronized to Chainlist. For wallet and Web3 tool users, this means that they can directly use the latest configuration when connecting to the network, reducing connection issues caused by outdated addresses.

After the migration of the old RPC, it has been replenished.

This update stems from a GitHub Pull Request submitted by community member Mazrael. Previously, Shibarium had migrated the public RPC to the new official infrastructure, but the old entries in the registry were not synchronized, resulting in the originally listed endpoints being unable to be resolved properly.

According to the information in the text, Shibarium shut down the old public RPC endpoint at the end of 2025 and switched to the new official RPC architecture, with the goal of improving stability and enhancing decentralization. After this merger, the network settings for Shibarium on Chainlist have been updated to correspond to the new available connection information.

Chainlist New parameters have been synchronized.

Chainlist is one of the commonly used chain registries in wallets and Web3 infrastructure. After the network parameters are updated on this platform, users and developers can more conveniently obtain the correct RPC addresses and configurations when adding Shibarium networks.

In terms of impact, this is not an upgrade at the protocol level, nor does it involve adjustments to the token economy model; however, it is a correction at the infrastructure level. For users who interact frequently on the chain, the updated registration information will help to reduce instances of connection failures, node disconnections, or configuration errors.

Browser indexing is still in progress.

Apart from the update of RPC, the Shibarium block browser and Shibariumscan are still showing that the current on-chain data is being re-indexed. The report mentions that at this stage, 52% of the blocks have already completed indexing.

Mazrael also mentioned in another post that the infrastructure related to Shiba Inu has recently undergone some relatively low-profile adjustments, including a migration to Cloudflare. According to them, the shib.io, ShibaSwap pages, as well as the doc.shib.io documentation site, have completed the migration, and IPv6 support has been added.

Additional information:It was mentioned at the end of the original text that the U.S. Senate would conduct a procedural vote on the digital asset regulation bill Clarity Act, but this content is not related to the infrastructure update Shibarium discussed in this article, which constitutes the main thread of the event.