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Petition for Robinhood to List SHIB Now Reached 510k Signatures -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Petition to Robinhood for Listing SHIB now has 510k signatures
  • According to reports, the petition asking Robinhood for listing of the coin has broken a record.
  • The SHIB Army proves strong with more than 510,000 signatures.
  • This will make Robinhood the most-growing cryptocurrency by the end the year.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is the most popular meme coin and continues to grow in popularity in the crypto world. Recent is the growing uproar for Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ:). Shiba Inu will be listed on the platform.

Change.org currently has a petition asking that SHIB be added to its list. Reports claim that petition number 510,000 has been signed as of this writing. Watcher.Guru — a prominent Twitter (NYSE:) account sharing news about crypto and NFTs — tweeted about this.

SHIB has had a great few months. Many cryptocurrency exchanges recognized the potential for SHIB and added the coin to their platforms, including Coinbase (NASDAQ Pro), Binance, Kraken, and Coinbase.

These factors drove the coin to its ATHs. Moreover, Change.org’s petition can be considered a contributing factor.

On the other hand, Robinhood Chief Executive Officer — Vlad Tenev, noted that the company is “carefully considering adding new coins to its offerings”. He also said that

We feel very very good about the coins that we’re currently listing on our platform and any new coins that we add we want to feel equally, if not more good.

The SHIB community is growing rapidly and the army of SHIB soldiers proves itself to be very strong. This being said, despite all the signatures on a petition, it is yet to be seen how Robinhood will handle this matter. SHIB hopes for the very best. The public has no choice but to wait and watch.

SHIB trades at $0.00005784 and still ranks 11th at CoinMarketCap.

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