Lucie, the marketing lead of Shiba Inu, has commented on the recent delisting of the token from two centralized exchanges, urging the community not to panic.
It’s Not About Volume
Lucie didn’t name the exchanges involved but pushed back against the growing panic and concerns on social media, stating that the delisting has nothing to do with SHIB's trading volume.
CEXes Under Fire
Lucie criticized centralized exchanges for being 'greedy' and 'inconsistent', expressing the view that some platforms take payments to list low-quality tokens, jeopardizing real community-backed projects. She reminded users of the failures of exchanges like FTX and Hotbit.
Why SHIB Is Doubling Down on Decentralization
Lucie emphasized the need to return to the roots of crypto by enhancing decentralized finance and user freedom. She urged the Shiba Inu community to rely less on centralized platforms and to focus more on tools that empower users.
Despite Market Pressure, Lucie urges the Shiba Inu community to keep building and ignore the noise around the delistings, pointing to past examples like the XRP saga.
