Did Kraken really hint at listing Shiba Inu (SHIB) and then delete the tweet? The crypto world is buzzing about the latest developments surrounding the potential listing of Shiba Inu on major exchanges, particularly after a supposed deleted tweet. Kraken, a top-ten San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange, has been a key figure in this ongoing saga.

Earlier this week, speculation arose when it appeared Kraken tweeted about listing the Shiba Inu coin, a joke token with a loyal cult following. This came nearly a month after the cryptocurrency exchange teased the move on Twitter, only to fail in immediately following through. Was this a misstep, a change of heart, or something else entirely?

The potential listing gained further traction when Brian Hoffman, Kraken’s product lead, hinted that one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges may finally list the Shiba Inu (SHIB) cryptocurrency. This fueled excitement amongst the SHIBArmy, the dedicated community backing Shiba Inu.

Hoffman Kraken tweeted a response to an earlier tweet that it heard the so-called SHIBArmy about their intentions to get the cryptocurrency listed on the exchange, and noted that while the… But why the silence? The deleted tweet adds another layer of mystery to the situation.

As Kraken listing Shiba Inu [SHIB] appears to be a distant dream, does investors need to worry about its price inaction as a death cross looms? The community remains hopeful, closely monitoring any further announcements from Kraken and other major exchanges regarding a potential listing. The saga continues, and the SHIBArmy waits with bated breath.