As SHIB price prediction models continue to change with market conditions, some traders are also monitoring other early-stage projects, including Layer Brett and its token sale (described by the project as a presale). Recent price weakness has also added to broader debate among SHIB holders about whether to maintain exposure or look elsewhere. Layer Brett has announced a Layer 2 ecosystem and lists a token price on its website of $0.0058 per token in presale (project-stated).
SHIB and Shibarium: recent volatility and a reported security incident
Recent SHIB price prediction discussions have reflected a weaker short-term trend, with the token experiencing notable day-to-day volatility. Some market participants have also pointed to selling activity among larger holders, although on-chain interpretations can vary and do not necessarily indicate intent.
Separately, reports circulating in the market have alleged a security incident affecting Shibarium infrastructure, including claims of a flash-loan-related exploit impacting bridging activity. Readers should note that details and impact assessments can differ across sources, and this outlet has not independently verified the figures referenced in secondary reporting.
Derivatives metrics (such as open interest) and volatility measures have also been cited in commentary about sentiment around SHIB, but these indicators are inherently noisy and can change quickly.
On the supply side, burn activity has periodically increased; some trackers have reported spikes (including figures such as 116 million tokens burned over a short window). Even so, the market impact of burns depends on broader liquidity and trading dynamics, and burn data alone does not determine price direction.
Layer Brett’s L2 claims and project positioning
Layer Brett positions itself as an Ethereum Layer 2 project focused on lower transaction costs and faster transfers. These are claims described in project materials and should be evaluated independently, including any associated technical, security, and adoption risks.
The project’s materials also state that the $LBRETT ecosystem aims to combine meme branding with Layer 2 infrastructure. It reports having raised funds through an early-stage token sale (often marketed as a presale); readers should treat fundraising figures as project-reported unless independently verified.
Layer Brett also describes a staking program and has advertised a headline rate of over 670% APY. Such rates are not guaranteed, may change, and can involve material risks (including smart-contract risk, liquidity constraints, and token price volatility). The project also states that 25% of token allocation is designated for staking-related rewards, though allocation descriptions do not on their own prove sustainability.
Market narratives: meme tokens vs. infrastructure projects
Some commentary has framed a shift in attention from meme tokens toward infrastructure-focused projects, including Ethereum scaling solutions. However, narrative shifts are not the same as sustained demand, and both categories can experience sharp drawdowns.
Comparisons between SHIB and smaller, newer projects should be treated cautiously, as they differ significantly in maturity, liquidity profile, and risk. Any discussion of “rotation” reflects opinion and market interpretation rather than a measurable certainty.
Layer Brett argues that its Ethereum Layer 2 approach offers practical benefits such as faster transactions and lower gas fees, alongside staking mechanics. As with any early-stage crypto project, independent verification of technical claims and careful risk assessment are essential.
Project links (for reference):
Website: https://layerbrett.com
Telegram: https://t.me/layerbrett
X: (1) Layer Brett (@LayerBrett) / X
This article contains information about a cryptocurrency token sale (often marketed as a “presale”). This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. As with any initiative within the crypto ecosystem, readers should do their own research and carefully consider the risks. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
