The wait for TREAT, the Shiba Inu ecosystem’s highly anticipated governance token, is nearing its end. Recently, the team unveiled exciting ways for you to earn TREAT and further engage with the expanding Shiba Inu world.
Earning More Than Just a Token: TREAT’s Utility
Lucie, Shiba Inu’s content specialist, emphasizes that TREAT is more than just another token. Earning TREAT unlocks a range of opportunities within the ecosystem. Staking on ShibaSwap, exploring SHIB: The Metaverse, and interacting with Shiboshi NFTs are all avenues to acquire TREAT.
TREAT is designed to be a versatile reward token. It’s poised to play a crucial role in boosting liquidity for the upcoming SHI stablecoin. Additionally, TREAT might even replace BONE as the primary reward token on ShibaSwap. Furthermore, TREAT will fuel the blockchain adaptation of the popular Shiba Eternity card game.
TREAT: The Backbone of the Privacy-Focused L3 Blockchain
The core functionality of TREAT lies in its role as the governance token for the Shiba Inu’s upcoming layer-3 blockchain. This privacy-focused blockchain prioritizes user anonymity. To expedite its launch, the team recently secured $12 million through a pre-launch TREAT token sale to venture capitalists.
Also Read: Shiba Inu Raises $12 Million for Privacy-Focused Blockchain with TREAT Token
TREAT and BONE: A Collaborative Future
It’s important to clarify the relationship between TREAT and BONE, the existing token used on the Shiba Inu’s layer-2 solution, Shibarium. Lucie assures the community that TREAT won’t replace BONE. Instead, both tokens will work together to enhance the overall capabilities of the Shiba Inu ecosystem. TREAT will introduce higher-level protocols on the layer-3 blockchain, complementing Shibarium’s focus on scalability on blockchains like Ethereum.
The Shiba Inu ecosystem continues to evolve, offering exciting opportunities for its dedicated SHIB Army. With TREAT’s arrival and the development of the layer-3 blockchain, the future looks bright for Shiba Inu enthusiasts.
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