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Meme coins have become more prevalent than ever. The crypto industry has been welcoming an array of new meme-inspired tokens lately. Looks like dog-inspired meme coins are no longer in the news. With PEPE’s surging popularity, the “frog” seems to be highly sought after at the moment. But in addition to this rise, the risk of fraudulent meme coins has caused fear among many. Recently, it was revealed that more than 14 deceitful meme crypto coins were introduced to the market, all within the span of the last three days. This information was shared by PeckShieldAlert on Twitter, bringing attention to the emergence of such scams in the crypto industry. #PeckShieldAlert The serial rugpull gang has consistently created another ~14 #scam #MEME Tokens within the last 3 days, such as 2 #PEPEPE, #LADYS, #BENZ, #GGBOND, #BENEN, #NEWPEPE, #PEN, #TURBOO, #PEPELOL. The scammers have already transferred around 12 $ETH into #MEXC and hold… https://t.co/oaLPNtGCcx pic.twitter.com/atCmvdT3X6 ...

Shiba Inu has earned its position in the meme coin ecosystem. From the perspective of mere memes and meme coins , including Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, both have come a long way. Particularly, SHIB has emerged to be prominent in terms of partnerships and global listings. With numerous partnerships and listings, Shiba Inu have become globally accessible to users. Also read: Bank of America Expects Fed to Raise Interest Rate to 6% Now, according to the latest details from the Japanese exchange OKCoinJapan, it has been revealed that the exchange has listed Shiba Inu for Japanese users. The exchange mentioned that users who want to trade SHIB should initially update the app. 本日より #シバイヌ $SHIB の取扱いを開始しました🐕 OKCoinJapanでは現在、全24種類の暗号資産をお取...