Shiba Inu after the Shibarium switch: the old RPC endpoints are off, what you can do now

If you hold your Shiba Inu balance on Shibarium and have seen nothing but error messages in your wallet over the past few days, you have not lost any funds. The Shibarium team replaced the network's public access points entirely in September 2026. The old public RPC endpoints are permanently switched off, a new set of nodes has taken their place, and the block explorer is currently reindexing the chain. Anyone who does not update their wallet simply sees nothing on Shibarium any more. This article sorts out what really happened between September 12 and September 20, which network details apply now, why transactions can be missing from the explorer, and what waiting time to plan for if you want to bring BONE back to Ethereum over the bridge. The SHIB price plays the smaller part in this: on Tuesday morning SHIB was quoted on Kraken at $0.00000565 and €0.00000498, down 0.44 percent over 24 hours, with a daily low of $0.0000055010 and a daily high of $0.0000057600. The infrastructure beneath the token is moving considerably more than its price right now. What is an RPC endpoint, and why does your wallet depend on it? RPC stands for remote procedure call. An RPC endpoint is the address...