Binance Might Throw a Surprise to the Shiba Inu Army This Week
Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance might throw a surprise to the Shiba Inu community this week. The top trading platform posted a picture of Shiba Inu dogs with two oranges on a Binance travel bag. “Pawsitively prepped for the next chapter!” read the tweet. Binance might be teasing something big and could make an announcement about it shortly.
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The tweet comes at a time when Shiba Inu’s lead developer Shytoshi Kussma is on a world tour promoting Shiba Inu. Shytoshi recently visited Japan and will also visit Mumbai city, India. So let’s decode what Binance’s recent tweet means for the SHIB, Bone, and the Leash community.
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Binance to Surprise the Shiba Inu Army: Will List Bone & Leash?
Members of the Shiba Inu community are predicting that Binance might announce a listing of Bone and Leash tokens. “Oh dear Binance, you teaser. Is that support for Shibarium? Or maybe you will gift the SHIB some delicious Bone and a Leash? Shib army awaits!” tweeted a leading community member. Bone already rallied 8% on Tuesday as the speculation of a Binance listing is doing the rounds on social media. The Leash token has also entered the green territory this week.
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Many other SHIB members commented that the teaser could be about something to do with Shibarium. The ‘speculation’ brigade is in full force on social media predicting what the Shiba Inu tweet from Binance could mean. The others predict that the tweet could have something to do with ‘Paw’ themed tokens and not SHIB.
However, we cannot confirm what exactly the Binance tweet means. We will have to wait for an official tweet from Binance that confirms their next course of action. Whether it has to do with Bone, Leash, Shibarium, Paw tokens, or other tokenomics, we will have to wait and watch.
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Binance Might Throw a Surprise to the Shiba Inu Army This Week
Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance might throw a surprise to the Shiba Inu community this week. The top trading platform posted a picture of Shiba Inu dogs with two oranges on a Binance travel bag. “Pawsitively prepped for the next chapter!” read the tweet. Binance might be teasing something big and could make an announcement about it shortly.
Also Read: Shiba Inu or Pepe Coin: Which Cryptocurrency Can Reach $0.01 First?
The tweet comes at a time when Shiba Inu’s lead developer Shytoshi Kussma is on a world tour promoting Shiba Inu. Shytoshi recently visited Japan and will also visit Mumbai city, India. So let’s decode what Binance’s recent tweet means for the SHIB, Bone, and the Leash community.
Also Read: Shiba Inu (SHIB) To Hit 2 Cents, Here’s When
Binance to Surprise the Shiba Inu Army: Will List Bone & Leash?
Members of the Shiba Inu community are predicting that Binance might announce a listing of Bone and Leash tokens. “Oh dear Binance, you teaser. Is that support for Shibarium? Or maybe you will gift the SHIB some delicious Bone and a Leash? Shib army awaits!” tweeted a leading community member. Bone already rallied 8% on Tuesday as the speculation of a Binance listing is doing the rounds on social media. The Leash token has also entered the green territory this week.
Also Read: Is Shiba Inu’s Shytoshi Kusama Elon Musk?
Many other SHIB members commented that the teaser could be about something to do with Shibarium. The ‘speculation’ brigade is in full force on social media predicting what the Shiba Inu tweet from Binance could mean. The others predict that the tweet could have something to do with ‘Paw’ themed tokens and not SHIB.
However, we cannot confirm what exactly the Binance tweet means. We will have to wait for an official tweet from Binance that confirms their next course of action. Whether it has to do with Bone, Leash, Shibarium, Paw tokens, or other tokenomics, we will have to wait and watch.
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