Shiba Inu team blasts exchanges for delisting BONE without valid performance reasons.
Lucie defends DeFi and criticizes centralized platforms for favoring profit-driven tokens.
Despite setbacks, the team remains focused on growing the Shiba Inu ecosystem.
Centralized Exchanges recently poked the Shiba Inu community, and they didn’t take it lightly. OKX and ONUS removed BONE from their platforms, sending shockwaves across the Shiba Inu ecosystem. This sudden move knocked the wind out of many holders, leaving them confused and frustrated. The team didn’t stay quiet. Instead, they hit back, accusing the platforms of shady behavior. The response? Bold, defiant, and loud enough to shake a few boardrooms.
https://twitter.com/ONUSFinance/status/1939912471550255458 Lucie Calls Out “Manipulative” Delisting Tactics
Shiba Inu’s marketing lead, Lucie, didn’t mince words. She fired back at both exchanges. Calling them “manipulative,” she claimed the delistings had nothing to do with volume or value. According to Lucie, BONE wasn't among the lowest-performing tokens on either OKX or ONUS. She made it clear she won’t beg platforms to support the Shiba Inu ecosystem tokens. The message rang loud: support should be earned—not bought or begged for. Lucie pointed to the broader mission.
She praised decentralized finance for being open and permissionless. No identity checks. No endless forms. No need for what she joked were “blood samples.” The centralized approach, in her view, blocks innovation and supports short-lived, high-profit tokens. That’s not the future the Shiba Inu team wants to build. She dug deeper into the issue. Her remarks hit hard at the kind of tokens these exchanges often favor. According to her, money talks, and most platforms only listen to who pays the most. That model, she said, pushes empty projects while true builders get ignored.
The Bigger Pattern Behind the Delisting Storm
Lucie didn’t stop there. She reminded the community that this isn’t the first time big assets faced similar treatment. She recalled how U.S. exchanges dropped XRP after the SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple. That move hurt investors, only for exchanges to walk it back after XRP won in court. Her point? Centralized exchanges often flip positions based on pressure—not principle. She also pointed to past disasters. FTX, WazirX, Hotbit—all once respected, all eventually exposed or collapsed.
These cautionary tales highlight what happens when too much trust is placed in single platforms.Her warning came clear: overreliance on centralized players can destroy ecosystems overnight. Despite all this, the Shiba Inu team isn’t slowing down. They’re staying focused on development and pushing their DeFi plans forward. The delisting stung—but it didn’t break their momentum. Lucie’s fiery words only strengthened community resolve.
BONE’s delisting sparked outrage, but Shiba Inu’s team turned frustration into fierce resistance. Lucie challenged centralized platforms and defended the project’s values. She also exposed harmful industry patterns and called for more transparency. With or without exchange support, the Shiba Inu team remains focused on building their future.
