Shiba Inu Ecosystem Token ‘BONE’ Surges Over 50% After Leading Dubai-Based Exchange Announces Listing

The Shiba Inu ecosystem has grown into one of the most robust networks as BONE, the native token of ShibaSwap, increased in value in the crypto market after gaining support from Bluebit, a Dubai-based digital asset exchange.

“Want to hear some good news, Shytoshi Kusama and SHIBARMY? BONE is now officially LIVE and trading on BlueBit as of right now! Thank you for all the support; please enjoy the Bone token listing,” BlueBit tweeted.

Want to hear some good news @ShytoshiKusama and #SHIBARMY? #BONE is now officially LIVE and trading on BlueBit as of right now!

Thank you for all the support, please enjoy the Bone token listing. #BlueBit #Bone #Leash #Shib #Shibainu @Shibtoken https://t.co/msVzxQGPku pic.twitter.com/H5M4dZUTsD
— BlueBit.io (@Bluebit_io) August 29, 2022

BONE boosts by 53%

According to CoinMarketCap, BONE is up 53% in the hours leading to press time. So far, the meme token has caught the attention of many investors, given that the token was initially changing hands at around $1.06 earlier today.

Interestingly, the ShibaSwap token broke every form of resistance in the past hour to surge to a 24-hours high of $1.63. Meanwhile, the token’s value has retraced a little to $1.53 at the time of writing.

BONE is also up 100% in the last seven days, starting the week at $0.73, and its trading volume is $32,366,955, which is up 360% in 24 hours.

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