The Shiba Inu Play-to-Earn (P2E) game Shiba Eternity has launched in closed beta, according to the community’s marketing expert, Lucie. In a post shared on X with community members, Lucie urged enthusiasts of the game to get ready to play.
Exclusive access for LEASH holders
Shiba Eternity, introduced in 2022, has undergone different upgrades, and based on feedback from players, it has improved remarkably as the team has worked to make it better. The card game allows users to earn TREAT tokens to play the game, with each transaction burning some SHIB.
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According to Lucie’s update, following this launch in closed beta, only LEASH holders will have exclusive access to first play the game. These holders can play Shiba Eternity on the Shibarium network.
Ready to play the @ShibaEternity closed beta!I’ve buried my Leash!Leash holders have exclusive first access to Shiba Eternity on Shibarium. pic.twitter.com/aqMgDB01E9
— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) July 31, 2024
Many in the SHIB community look forward to enjoying the new user experience the game will provide.
Notably, Shiba Eternity has been listed among the top updates the Shiba Inu team has in store for the 2024-2025 Shibarium ecosystem, as reported by U.Today. The P2E collectible card game built on Shibarium targets integrating Shiba Eternity into Web3 as it migrates to the layer-2 blockchain.
Strategic use of LEASH tokens
Analysts say the process aligns with Shiba Inu’s tradition of teasing new releases and first granting exclusivity to loyal community members as part of the grand reward system. Players can access beta by staking LEASH tokens via Shibaswap, which those in the ShibArmy have access to.
Meanwhile, some gaming experts have explained the use of LEASH as both an exclusivity and access token. They note that given the limited supply of LEASH, it guarantees proper governance structure within the Shiba Inu ecosystem.
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There are speculations that, in the future, LEASH could have relevance in gaining access to the SHIB Metaverse and other developments that the team sees fit to introduce.
