Shibnobi: Here’s what’s in store for 2022

Sahana Kiran
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Move over Shiba Inu [SHIB], Dogecoin [DOGE], and Floki Inu [FLOKI], the Shibnobi network was bringing an array of updates for its community. The network has been teasing the launch of several platforms over the last couple of months. As the community inches closer to the launch of these projects, more information about them is being released.

DojoSwap would be Shibnobi’s first major release for this year. This platform would reportedly revolutionize the DeFi space offering multiple chains on a single forum. The technology, which is based on a decentralized automated market maker mechanism that leverages liquidity pools, would allow users to conduct seamless blockchain transactions across many chains. This platform will reportedly make its debut in Q1 of 2022.

With very little time left for the release, the Shibnobi network allowed users to list their desired projects on DojoSwap. The network tweeted,

Shibnobi’s Dojoswap is expected to be released in three stages. The platform during its launch would support three major chains including Ethereum [ETH], Binance Smart Chain [BSC], and Polygon [MATIC]. As a result, the first stage would entail a swap through the aforementioned chains. In about three weeks following this update, devs would implement transactions logs, graphics, charts along with additional data required on Shibnobi’s DojoSwap as part of the second stage.

Additionally, in the final stage, a bridge among all the three chains would be activated.

What’s next for Shibnobi?

Following the launch of DojoSwap, the network would roll out several other projects. The Shibnobi wallet is expected to launch in Q2 2022 and Shibnobi Blockchain will make its debut in Q3 2022. These are all the updates for this year.

However, the network has something planned for 2023 as well. Shibnobi Dojoverse will be rolled out in Q2 2023. Furthermore, Dojoverse is the Shibnobi network’s very own metaverse. The platform will reportedly be curated from the discs of other chains.