Bone ShibaSwap (BONE), the governance token of Shiba Inu’s decentralized exchange (DEX), has secured a listing on the prominent Indonesian platform Triv Exchange. This move marks a step forward for BONE’s visibility within the crypto market, but the wait for trading to begin continues.
BONE Deposited But Not Yet Traded
While deposits and withdrawals for BONE are now open via the Ethereum network, Triv hasn’t yet flipped the switch on active trading. Details regarding the official launch of BONE trading on Triv remain undisclosed. Additionally, Triv listed two other tokens alongside BONE: Bitget Wallet Token (BWB) and Bitget Token (BGB).
The listing announcement, highlighted by Shiba Inu marketer Lucie on X, has sparked excitement within the SHIB army. Despite the delayed trading, increased exposure on Triv could significantly boost BONE’s adoption. Triv, a licensed exchange established in 2015, boasts millions of users and supports over 200 cryptocurrencies.
BONE Up Slightly Despite Market Volatility
Over the past 24 hours, BONE has witnessed a modest 1.05% increase, currently trading at $0.5543. However, the token hasn’t escaped recent market fluctuations, oscillating between $0.539 and $0.5573 within the last day.
BONE Seeks Bigger Stage: The Binance and Coinbase Dream
Since its launch in July 2021, BONE has secured listings on several notable exchanges. However, the Shiba Inu community yearns for BONE to grace the platforms of industry giants like Binance and Coinbase. Petition drives have been launched urging these exchanges to list BONE, but success remains elusive. Despite the setbacks, the SHIB army remains hopeful about BONE’s potential future on these Tier-1 exchanges.
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The wait for BONE trading on Triv and the community’s ongoing push for Tier-1 listings highlight the importance of exchange support for a token’s visibility and adoption. Will BONE’s arrival on Triv be a stepping stone towards bigger stages? Only time will tell.
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