The product lead at Kraken is teasing the Shiba Inu community. In addition, the Product lead has hinted that the firm may finally list the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency.
Brian Hoffman, Kraken’s product lead, has hinted that one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges may finally list the Shiba Inu (SHIB) cryptocurrency.
Hoffman took to tweeter to say that he was “feeling good” about the upcoming week, adding a GIF that depicts a Shiba Inu dog typing on a laptop. The tweet was deleted after some time. But Hoffman hasn’t stepped back from showing his indirect support for the SHIB community. He tweets something cryptic every now and then.
Kraken initially announced that it would list the meme coin on Nov. 2 in a viral tweet. However, the exchange then didn’t hold their end of the bargain.
We simply said there’s more work for us to do as we move through our listing review process – which is very thorough. Community engagement is only one part of that process.
Kraken
The SHIB community also didn’t hold back. Instead, they accused one of the leading crypto exchanges of using it for boosting engagement.
Now, it seems like the trading platform is finally moving forward with the listing, enthralling the SHIB Army.
As reported by TotalKrypto, Gemini, the crypto exchange owned by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, added support for Shiba Inu last week, joining Coinbase and Binance.US in embracing the Dogecoin knock-off.
Shiba Inu is sitting at $0.000053 on major spot exchanges at the time of writing. It is down 38.5% from its current peak.
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