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Shytoshi Kusama and Kaal Dhairya, the anonymous developers behind the iconic meme coin SHIB, recently sat down for a live interview with a journalist from Arabian Business in an undisclosed country.

The issuer of USDT has resolved to end support for Kusama, Bitcoin Cash SLP, and Omni Layer. This move follows an in-depth analysis of the functionality, safety, and stability of these particular blockchains. Notably, Omni Layer, Tether's first transport layer since its inception in 2014, was instrumental during its early days. However, it has witnessed a decline in popularity due to rising competitive solutions. Though minting of USDT on the aforesaid platforms will be terminated, the redemption process will stay in place for a duration extending at least a year.

The immense wave of transactions and heightened user activity took Shibarium by surprise, causing some tech glitches, says Shytoshi Kusama, the co-founder of the Shiba Inu ecosystem. He's also quick to debunk the rumors about funds getting stuck in the bridging contracts, terming it as pure FUD. "Although we expected a very busy moment, we never expected THIS much traffic, instantly," reflects Shytoshi Kusama. At its launch, the Shibarium team tackled a load of 160 million computational tasks in a span of about 30 minutes, while anticipating only 400 million within a month.