Investors are in disarray over the recent volatility swings in SHIB.
The popular meme coin, which is an offshoot of the popular Dogecoin, made headlines recently when Soulja Boy sold his new song for 150,000,000 SHIB.
Unfortunately, SHIB has also taken a nosedive in value, as the total market cap shrank by over $7 billion in the last week alone due to whale activity.
Like its sister coin DOGE, the meme coin will likely retrace all or most of its lost value within a reasonable amount of time, but as we all know: past performance is never an indication of future results.
Here’s more on the current price action of SHIB:
#SHIB #shibainu #ShibaArmy #ShibaCoin #FinancialFreedom
🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀This is not a financial advice! pic.twitter.com/sYkk16zhDF
— The White Trader (@DarrenAxisa) November 10, 2021
When the dude that holds $5.7 Billion in Shiba Inu gets a n g e r y and burns half
Me: pic.twitter.com/ZmOBLWoHiD
— 3 raccoons in a trenchcoat ☉ (@Lereauxx) November 9, 2021
Finbold comments:
Meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB) continues to undergo a week of heightened volatility losing $7.26 billion from its market cap over the period. As of November 3, the market cap was at $35.14 billion plunging to $27.88 billion at the time of writing.
The coin that has experienced unprecedented success this year was also trading at $0.000048, having dropped 10% in the last 24 hours while the seven-day losses stand at 21%.
Over the past month, the number of holders of the "meme" cryptocurrency Shiba Inu increased by 31%, according to Coinamarketcap. During this period, the altcoin price has increased by 104%.The market valuation of Shiba Inu increased to $ 30.7 billion. pic.twitter.com/imoU53Y5iq
— numi numi1 (@NNumi1) November 8, 2021
Someone bought $8k worth of Shiba Inu last year. It’s worth $5.7 Billion after 400 days! 🤯
He sold some causing the Shiba Inu price’s to tumble the past few days.
Juskoooo kahit ako magtatake profit na ako nooohhhh! Shet! Sana all pic.twitter.com/NsIqaprdKY
— Lalee (@Lalee_Crypto) November 5, 2021
Vice notes:
It’s one thing to be a billionaire on paper, but could the SHIB actually realize those gains? Social media is awash in memes half-joking that the unknown whale couldn’t unload all their tokens without crashing the market for SHIB.
They may be right. If the wallet holder decided to unload all 70 trillion coins at once using Uniswap, a decentralized exchange, they might have some luck but at a steep cost.
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