The Shiba Army Wants SHIB Included as an Option for Twitter Tipping By DailyCoin

The Shiba Army Wants SHIB Included as an Option for Twitter Tipping

Just after Twitter (NYSE:) announced the integration of (ETH) as a tipping option for users on mobile, following the incorporation of in 2021, the Shiba Army has started a request for their beloved SHIB tokens to get the same treatment.

The Shiba Army Wants SHIB Tipping

After Ethereum’s integration was announced, MILKSHAKE, one of the many Twitter accounts dedicated to the community, started the requests for SHIB to become the next crypto to be added to Twitter’s tipping option.

Tagging the official Twitter account to the post, MILKSHAKE wrote;

As always, the movement quickly gained the support of the very enthusiastic Shiba Army, who, in turn, bombarded social media platform Twitter with requests for Shiba Inu (SHIB) to be integrated as an option for Tipping.

There could be hope for a SHIB integration into Twitter’s tipping feature. In the earlier announcement, Johnny Winston, Twitter’s lead product manager of creator monetization, said that Twitter will continue

“to expand ways to get paid on Twitter, which includes more choices for creators and fans who want to use crypto.”

The belief is firm in the Shiba community, with some members explaining that SHIB would be a better option than Bitcoin and Ethereum. @CashSmartLCC wrote;

On the Flipside

  • Despite hitting a record on its petition, Shiba Inu (SHIB) is yet to be listed on Robinhood (NASDAQ:).

Why You Should Care

Keen on driving the adoption of SHIB, the Shiba Army has been one of the most active crypto communities on social media.

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