Those inu or U ending coins are meme coins. The exchanges are likely to list them because the money is on them.
They wouldn't list a coin if they won't benefit from it. And just as the hype for those coins, they cannot ignore that the trading fees that will come from it shouldn't be missed by them.
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First of all, please understand that you can't speak English well and use it as a translator. 
Due to the recent listing of Shiba Coin on Huobi, Gameta Coin has risen to the surface once again.
Starting with Shiba, Akita, Sanshuinu, and Kishu, etc., each coined tremendous pumping.
How on earth can Toji and Shiba Coins, which are called scams, be listed on an official exchange? I've always been in doubt, but even if I understand it, I don't really understand that Shiba Coin is listed.
But nevertheless, I looked for the next Gacoin.
We found coins that still have few holders, such as fdoge, welsicorgi, and cyberd. Can I buy these coins?
I am worried that the risk may be large, but when I look at Shiba Coin, it seems that it is not.
Due to the recent listing of Shiba Coin on Huobi, Gameta Coin has risen to the surface once again.
Starting with Shiba, Akita, Sanshuinu, and Kishu, etc., each coined tremendous pumping.
How on earth can Toji and Shiba Coins, which are called scams, be listed on an official exchange? I've always been in doubt, but even if I understand it, I don't really understand that Shiba Coin is listed.
But nevertheless, I looked for the next Gacoin.
We found coins that still have few holders, such as fdoge, welsicorgi, and cyberd. Can I buy these coins?
I am worried that the risk may be large, but when I look at Shiba Coin, it seems that it is not.
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