LBank Exchange to List Shibnobi (SHINJA) on January 30, 2022, Showcasing Four DeFi Innovations

LBank Exchange to List Shibnobi (SHINJA) on January 30, 2022, Showcasing Four DeFi Innovations

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LBank Exchange will list Shibnobi (SHINJA) on January 30, 2022, opening the SHINJA/USDT trading pair at 21:00 UTC+8. Shibnobi aims to revolutionize DeFi with its multi-chain swap, own blockchain, 2FA wallet, and metaverse projects.
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INTERNET CITY, DUBAI, January 27, 2022 – LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, has announced the listing of Shibnobi (SHINJA) on January 30, 2022. The SHINJA/USDT trading pair will be officially available for trading at 21:00 (UTC+8) on that day. This marks another innovative DeFi project gaining access to a major centralized exchange.

About Shibnobi

Shibnobi is a passive income token designed to revolutionize decentralized finance (DeFi). Its core vision is to build its own blockchain and introduce a user-friendly multi-chain swap across Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Cronos, and Polygon, making DeFi safer, fairer, and more accessible for average investors and vetted projects alike.

Four Core Projects Driving the Ecosystem

The value proposition of Shibnobi rests on four major ongoing developments:

DojoSwap – A decentralized AMM-based multi-chain DEX that leverages user-powered liquidity pools to enable seamless crypto trades across multiple chains.

Kusari Blockchain (K-Chain) – A proof-of-stake blockchain hard-forked from Ethereum, offering cheaper gas fees and faster transactions. It includes a mainnet, testnet, and explorer.

Katana Wallet – A game-changing two-factor authentication (2FA) wallet integrated with Shibnobi's blockchain and DEX. It requires a code from the user's authenticator app before any transaction can be executed, thereby significantly enhancing security.

Dojoverse – Shibnobi's virtual reality metaverse. Upon arrival, users find themselves on the DojoDisc, from which they can explore all things Shibnobi-style and find directories of establishments on other discs.

SHINJA Tokenomics and Listing Details

SHINJA is the native token of Shibnobi, with a total supply of 69 sextillion (69,000,000,000,000,000,000,000). A 13% tax is applied to each transaction: 5% goes directly into the liquidity pool to strengthen the price floor, 3% is redistributed proportionately to all holders, and the remaining 5% funds marketing efforts.

Due to a display setting, the amount of SHINJA shown in the LBank Exchange user wallet is 1/1,000,000 of the actual amount, though the asset value remains unchanged. For example, depositing 1,000,000 SHINJA will show as 1 SHINJA(1M) in the wallet; withdrawing 1 SHINJA(1M) will send 1,000,000 SHINJA to the user's external account.

The listing on LBank Exchange is expected to help Shibnobi expand its global reach and attract more investor attention.

About LBank Exchange

Founded in 2015, LBank Exchange is an innovative global trading platform for various crypto assets, offering safe crypto trading, specialized financial derivatives, and professional asset management services. It currently serves over 6.4 million users across more than 210 regions worldwide.

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