Host of the YouTube crypto channel ClayBro, accused the Shiba Inu team of delaying their promised decentralized application ShibaSwap 2.0. The meme coin team promised to develop a decentralized application two years ago, but there has been no significant progress in this regard. Clay cited the team's recent updates, stating that they introduced two features, Shiba Name Service and Shib Magazine, before deploying ShibaSwap 2.0. The platform is essentially a "super app" where community members can spend their time, instead of using social networks like Instagram and Facebook.
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