While Dogecoin first gained fame with Elon Musk’s tweets, the Shiba Inu (SHIB), a copy of DOGE, which lost its effect after that, gained serious popularity. SHIB managed to rise to the 11th largest cryptocurrency ranking in a short time and pin it here.
In particular, the listing made by the Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange attracted serious attention, while the price followed this interest. Investors, on the other hand, returned to Robinhood after it lost its effect, and a petition was even organized for Robinhood to list SHIB and hundreds of thousands of signatures were collected. Although nothing has come from the Robinhood front in this regard, the SHIB team considers this listing as certain.
Robinhood CEO Avoids SHIB Question
Robinhood’s CEO Vladimir Tenev actually gave a different signal, avoiding answering a question about it. Tenev, who was a guest on CNBC’s Mad Money program, left host Jim Cramer’s question unanswered. Cramer directly asked if SHIB would be listed, and Tenev said he had heard a lot from the community about it.
Tenev, who neither approves nor rejects the question, has in fact deftly evaded it. This has increased people’s level of speculation, and listing SHIB seems to be a much more obscure issue at the moment. After an awkward pause, Tenev also emphasized that Robinhood only supports 7 cryptocurrencies, making security a priority.