Bitstamp confirmed SHIB listing on the platform after a small setback due to technical difficulties with listing the digital asset as we can see more today in our latest altcoin news.
The crypto exchange Bitstamp confirmed that it will be listing the meme coin which was supposed to happen on December 9th but it came to a halt after bitstamp said they were having technical difficulties with listing the digital asset. The integration of Shiba into Bitstamp’s crypto exchange was stalled when the exchange ran into technical issues that got the meme coin on board. This caused it to halt the listing of the token on the platform and after the technical difficulties, the coin listing came to an indefinite hold as the exchange tried to fix the problems.
$SHIB update ⚠️
No worries, we haven’t changed our minds!
As you know, we needed to postpone our #SHIBAINU listing. We’ve been having some technical difficulties with the integration.
Rest assured it’s happening, but in 2022!
Thanks for understanding 🙏
— Bitstamp (@Bitstamp) December 15, 2021
Bitstamp made this known to the community on December 9 when the coin was supposed to go live that they run into a problem with getting the crypto on their platform. The exchange pointed to a technical problem that will cause it to take a longer time to list the meme coin. The listing on Bitstamp will have put the meme coin on the exchange in the whole of Europe. Shiba Inu had already made its rounds across other crypto exchanges and was moving even further down the list.
We experienced some technical problems with $SHIB listing, which will result in a longer delay with the launch.
We'll keep you posted 👍
— Bitstamp (@Bitstamp) December 9, 2021
Bitstap took it to Twitter to assure the Shiba Inu community that it planned to list the digital asset and it is now a week after the first listing date and the coin is still yet to be added on the platform. Bitstamp had addressed the community and assured them they will plan to go ahead with the listing of Shiba Inu and was only temporary. Shiba Inu will no longer be coming to Europe’s biggest crypto exchange in 2021 and the exchange explained that while they are still going to list the altcoin, it will not be happening in 2022. The meme coin recorded a fast rate of adoption in 2021 and waiting for 2022 to list on the exchange didn’t take anything from the project. SHIB is the star of 2021 and left more than a few millionaires of crypto in its wake.
As recently reported, SHIB hits 2-month low after it took the market by storm a few months back and it seemed that everyone talked about it at some point. The cryptocurrency reached an all-time high and hit $0.00008870 which provided the early investors with huge returns but things are not looking so good ever since.
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