As discussions continue over whether Robinhood will list the Shiba Inu (SHIB), Robinhood’s statement came: “We will keep our options open.” Robinhood executive Jason Warnick says there are many requests to list the Shiba Inu, and those requests are under consideration on the table. Detail Kirptokoin.com‘in.
Will the Shiba Inu be listed?
Robinhood executive Jason Warnick said he would keep his options open in response to a question about whether Robinhood plans to list the Shiba Inu, the cryptocurrency that has been dubbed the “Dogecoin killer.” Warnick said that numerous requests to list more cryptocurrencies have not gone unnoticed. “It is not a loss for us that our customers want to see us add more cryptocurrencies.” Shiba Inu lovers and owners have effectively and clearly announced their wishes on this issue with the Change.org petition, which has exceeded 550,000 signatures, to list SHIB on Robinhood.
The executive explains that Robinhood needs more regulatory clarity before moving forward on the new listings. The company went public in late July. Shiba Inu price, which has seen a serious correction lately, is up 8% after rumors of the new Robinhood began to spread. The account of Zerohedge, a finance blog, tweeted that the Shiba Inu will be added to Robinhooda in February. It seems prudent to be cautious, given that similar rumors have been spreading since October and that she has faked her child. On the other hand, the original meme coin Doge, which has been listed on Robinhood for years, accounted for 62% of Robinhood’s cryptocurrency trading volume in the second quarter of 2021. In the third quarter, this share fell to 40% due to reduced demand. Robinhood also posted a 78% drop in cryptocurrency transaction revenue from the prior quarter.
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