The official marketing head for the Shiba Inu team, who goes by Lucie, went to X/Twitter in response to many comments from the SHIB community inquiring about fresh listings of the Shibarium gas token BONE.
In addition to outlining for the community what has to be done in order for BONE to be listed on cryptocurrency exchanges, Lucie revealed a key guideline issued by Ryoshi in this regard.
Rule from Ryoshi concerning new listings
Lucie clarified to the community that listing Shibarium tokens on cryptocurrency exchanges is not something that Shiba Inu devs handle. Lucie underlined that their goal is to build “a decentralised future, focusing entirely on DeFi.” Asking the team about fresh exchange listings for BONE, SHIB, or LEASH is therefore pointless.
https://x.com/LucieSHIB/status/1745065386712645717?s=20
The unidentified Shiba Inu creator Ryoshi established the restriction that tokens should never be paid to be published on exchanges. As a result, exchange listing teams are never paid by the SHIB team. It is only possible for the community to drive listings for all Shiba Inu-related tokens, as Lucie clarified.
She advised getting in touch with the exchanges directly and independently if they wanted the BONE token to be listed on new exchanges and the layer-2 solution incorporated. Visit their social media pages, mail them, or tag the exchanges you want to participate in. Be vocal, be dependable, and never give up was Lucie’s advice to the Shiba Inu community.
Lucie herself, however, disregarded this advice and tagged prominent Indian cryptocurrency exchanges Wazir and CoinDCX, asking them to think about listing the BONE token after they had already included SHIB.
SHIB team burns 45.3 billion Shiba Inu
According to U.Today, the Shibburn tracker shows that the Shiba Inu team has burned 9,352,492,391 SHIB meme coins in the last 24 hours. This is part of their ongoing effort to convert BONE tokens set aside for Shibarium fees into SHIB and move them into unspendable wallets.
The SHIB team has completed five large burn transactions since late November. Over 36 billion Shiba Inus were eliminated in that month and in December. With the 9.3 billion that were destroyed recently, developers have now burned approximately 45.3 billion meme coins in total.
