Shiba Inu (SHIB) has reached over 1.6 million funded wallets, lowering the threshold to enter the top 1% of holders to about 380 million SHIB, worth roughly $2,000. Despite this broad holder base, the top 10 wallets still control over 62% of the supply, including burn and exchange wallets, highlighting supply concentration. This means while many hold SHIB, market movements depend heavily on a few large holders. The token's price recently rebounded from lows, but its future depends on whether large holders accumulate more or move their tokens back to exchanges.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is facing selling pressure as seven out of eight short-term spot flow timeframes show negative net inflows, indicating more capital is leaving than entering the market. After a recent price surge to about $0.0000062, SHIB failed to h...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has broken above a descending trendline that held it down for five years, signaling a possible end to its prolonged decline and consolidation. Analyst Sheriff suggests this breakout marks the start of a recovery phase that could lead...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) achieved a historic 15% gain in August, breaking an 11-month downtrend thanks to its approval for listing on Japan's Nomura-backed Laser Digital platform. This milestone boosted its market cap to $3.2 billion and pushed its Q3 return...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is struggling to maintain its recent price rebound as its seven-day moving average of mean exchange outflows has fallen by about 42% to 48%. This decline suggests reduced momentum in holders moving SHIB to private wallets, which prev...
More than 280 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens were moved from an OKX exchange wallet to an unlabeled address during SHIB's recent price rebound, raising speculation about large holder activity. The destination wallet is unidentified, so the intent be...
