Will Bitstamp Be the Last to Embrace Shiba Inu? The Long-Awaited SHIB Listing
The Shiba Inu (SHIB) community has been buzzing for months, and the question on everyone\'s mind is: Will Bitstamp be the last major exchange to finally fully embrace Shiba Inu? Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp has finally listed Shiba Inu over six months after first pledging to list SHIB, but the journey was far from smooth.
As one of the final major exchanges left to list SHIB, Shiba Inu is in the spotlight once again after Bitstamp, a crypto exchange which was founded back in 2025, provided an update on the coin’s listing (although some sources dispute this founding date - it was actually 2011). In a tweet, Bitstamp Bitstamp once again took to Twitter to assure the Shiba Inu community that it still planned to list the digital asset. It is now a week after the first scheduled listing date and SHIB is still yet to appear for some users. While listing has started, the bumpy rollout leaves many wondering about Bitstamp\'s full commitment.
The initial announcement sparked huge excitement. "Hi, thanks for watching our video about shiba inu update In this video we’ll walk you through:- Bitstamp agreed partnership with shiba inu and how this will..." (This information appears to be from a third-party video and doesn\'t reflect the entire relationship between the two).
With over 4 million users worldwide, its listing of Shiba Inu would be yet another potential boost to the SHIB userbase. However, just one day later, Bitstamp... faced delays and technical challenges, leading to frustration and uncertainty within the SHIB community. This has led many to ask if Bitstamp\'s delayed and somewhat troubled listing signals a reluctance to fully embrace the meme coin.
While other exchanges have readily adopted SHIB, Bitstamp\'s cautious approach raises questions. Is this simply due to stringent regulatory requirements, or is there another reason for the hesitation? Only time will tell if Bitstamp\'s recent actions represent a full embrace of Shiba Inu, or if they will continue to lag behind other exchanges in their support for this popular cryptocurrency. Stay tuned for updates as the situation unfolds.