In a bold move reminiscent of the Shiba Inu community’s relentless efforts that led to the listing of SHIB on Robinhood back in April 2022, Shiba Inu’s marketing lead, Lucie, has taken to social media to advocate for the inclusion of the Bone token on the popular trading platform.
Will Robinhood be Pressured to List BONE?
The Shiba Inu ecosystem, known for its trio of cryptocurrencies β SHIB, Bone, and Leash β has seen a surge in demand for the listing of Bone and Leash on Robinhood. Despite the success of SHIB’s listing, these two tokens have yet to find a spot on the trading app.
Lucie, in a tweet addressed to Robinhood, highlighted the significance of Bone within the Shibarium layer-2 network. She emphasized Bone’s crucial role as the gas token, powering daily transactions and contributing to the overall functionality of Shibarium.
“Hello Robinhood App, Remember SHIB army? Weβve got an incredible gas token powering our L2 Shibarium, Bone. Kindly consider listing BONE. Thank you!” she tweeted.
Hello @RobinhoodApp,
— πππππ | β¨Shib.ioβ¨ (@LucieSHIB) November 9, 2023
Remember #Shibarmy? We've got an incredible gas token powering our L2 #Shibarium
π₯ $BONE π₯
Kindly consider listing $BONE. ππ»
Thank you!
While Lucie’s plea serves as a petition, Robinhood has yet to comment on or confirm any details regarding the potential listing of Bone. The leading stock and cryptocurrency app maintains strict policies regarding adding new cryptocurrencies to its platform.
As of the time of writing, Bone is trading at $0.69, experiencing a nearly 5.65% dip in the 24-hour trading period. Notably, Bone has seen a substantial decrease of nearly 98.31% from its all-time high of $15.50 in July 2021. The token has struggled to surpass its previous peak for the past two years and appears to be retracing its steps into the market indices.
The Shiba Inu community remains hopeful that Robinhood will heed their call and consider adding Bone to its roster of supported cryptocurrencies following the successful inclusion of SHIB. However, as of now, the platform’s stance on listing Bone remains undisclosed.