On the other hand, some exchanges like Bitget chose to keep the original 'bitcoin' ticker.
These types of tokens, driven solely by hype and with substantial market capitalization, are setting a unique trend in the market. But the big question remains: Are they promising for the future, or are they just worthless, leading people down a riskier path in the world of cryptocurrency?
I looked at the Bitget platform a while ago and found that what you mentioned is correct, as I laughed after I saw this unknown meme coin with a long name listed as Bitcoin ticker, there is no similarity between it and Bitcoin, HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu is a meme coin that has no use and if you look on its website, you will find that its design is really primitive, not worth a few bucks, and there is no large community for this meme coin on Twitter or Telegram.
I think that the currency team chose the Bitcoin ticker in order to create an undeserved daily trading volume from Bitcoin traders and investors who will rush to invest in this currency through they see the ticker and think it is the original Bitcoin, so, I recommend avoiding investing in this shitcoin, which worthless, and each exchange platform has its purposes and interests in listing it. Maybe they can delist it one day, so avoid these meme coins that are pumped with hype and fake volumes.
SOURCE: https://www.bitget.com/spot/BITCOINUSDT