Shiba Inu (SHIB) Launching Delayed on Bitstamp Platform Due to Technical Reasons

Bitstamp, the world’s longest-running crypto exchange since 2011, reported that they have experienced some technical problems with Shiba Inu (SHIB) listing, which would result in a longer delay with the launch.

window.coinzilla_display = window.coinzilla_display || [];
var c_display_preferences = {};
c_display_preferences.zone = “325fe079eb73cc7840”;
c_display_preferences.width = “300”;
c_display_preferences.height = “250”;
coinzilla_display.push(c_display_preferences);

The exchange told its users that they would continue to post further updates about the listing.

We experienced some technical problems with $SHIB listing, which will result in a longer delay with the launch.

We'll keep you posted ?

— Bitstamp (@Bitstamp) December 9, 2021

On Wednesday, the crypto exchange announced that in the next few days, four (4) new coins will be listed on the platform, including the popular meme coin Shiba Inu (SHIB).

Besides SHIB, the three other cryptocurrencies added to the Bitstamp platform are:

1. Perpetual Protocol (PERP)
2. dYdX (DYDX)
3. Gala (GALA)

The exchange further noted that users would be able to trade them against the U.S. dollar or the euro.

Users “will be able to place and cancel limit orders” on Thursday, Bitstamp detailed, adding that “Order matching will start and trades will be executed normally” on the same day. The exchange clarified:

“Once the order books gather sufficient liquidity, we will enable all order types and card purchases for the new trading pairs as well.”

However, Bitstamp noted that “for the time being, these assets will not be available to our U.S. and Singapore customers. ”

Bitstamp, via blogpost also shared the full list of new trading pairs to be added at Bitstamp:

1. SHIB/USD
2. SHIB/EUR
3. DYDX/USD
4. DYDX/EUR
5. GALA/USD
6. GALA/EUR
7. PERP/USD
8. PERP/EUR

Bitstamp passed a compliment to SHIB in their official blog post and said:

“Shib Inu (SHIB) token probably needs no introduction, and it probably wouldn’t be fair if we tried to describe it with our own words.”