One of the leaders of the crypto exchange posted on Twitter an image of a Shiba Inu dog typing on a laptop, after which he deleted the post
On November 15, Brian Hoffman, product manager at the Kraken crypto exchange, tweeted that he was looking forward to the coming week and posted an image of a Shiba Inu dog typing on a laptop. Users suggested that this may indicate an imminent listing of the altcoinon the trading floor.
Hoffman’s post was deleted, and the company did not explain what happened.
In early November, a post was published on Kraken’s official Twitter account, stating that the site will add Shiba Inu if he gets 2,000 likes. At the moment, there are 83.6 thousand likes under it.
🐶♥️🐶♥️🐶♥️🐶♥️🐶@brianchoffman said if we get 2,000 likes we will list $SHIB tomorrow – but he doesn't think we can do it.#SHIBArmy where you at?
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