A wallet holding over 16% of Shiba Inu's total supply moved 800 billion SHIB tokens to an exchange, marking its first activity in years. This large holder, who bought 103 trillion SHIB in 2020 for $13,700, still controls 16.2% of the supply, raising concerns about liquidity and market influence. Analysts see the move as profit-taking rather than panic selling and suggest monitoring this wallet could provide insights into Shiba Inu's future price direction. Despite this, SHIB's price remains relatively stable, down 84% from its peak but up 20% in the last two months.
The US government moved about 4,820 ETH worth $9.29 million to Coinbase Prime from wallets linked to the FTX and Alameda Research collapse. This transfer is part of a systematic effort to liquidate billions in seized crypto following the 2022 FTX imp...
Since June 24, 2026, more than 1.5 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens have been withdrawn from crypto exchanges, reaching an all-time low in exchange reserves. This large outflow typically indicates holders moving their coins to private wallets for lon...
In the past ten days, Shiba Inu (SHIB) exchange reserves have decreased by about 1.4 trillion tokens, dropping total reserves to 86.48 trillion SHIB. This reduction often suggests bullish sentiment as investors move coins from exchanges to private wa...
Since Bitcoin's peak in November 2025, Binance has seen a $1.2 billion net sell-off in memecoins like DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE, reflecting a strong bearish trend. This decline aligns with Bitcoin dropping over 50% from its all-time high and altcoins faci...
Dogecoin (DOGE) faces bearish pressure as it remains below critical resistance between $0.076 and $0.083, limiting recovery after a sharp June drop. Despite easing selling pressure indicated by the RSI, the price continues to form lower highs, signal...
