Key takeaways
- Binance recently delisted a trading pair that involved Shiba Inu, and this has some concerned that the SHIB token was being removed. The SHIB token isn’t going anywhere and will continue to be listed on the exchange. The meme coin was even ranked the third-most-watched cryptocurrency for 2022, trailing behind only ethereum and bitcoin.
- The crypto exchange has been making headlines ever since the company backed out of a last-minute deal to rescue FTX before it completely imploded.
- While many crypto exchanges have gone bankrupt, Binance plans on going on a hiring spree, even though the company has been facing scrutiny from various entities.
The cryptocurrency market has been making headlines for the past year due to various unprecedented disasters and implosions. Binance is one of the few crypto exchanges that has managed to avoid any major issues up until now.
Binance recently delisted a Shiba Inu trading pair, but this is far from the most important news surrounding this crypto exchange. We’re going to look at what’s happening with Binance as the company plans to go on a hiring spree while the rest of the crypto space is still handling the aftermath of the FTX implosion. (Plus, here’s how you can get invested in crypto, even without experience, with Q.ai.)
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