The US government transferred about 54.9 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens, worth roughly $250,000, as part of asset management from the FTX bankruptcy estate. This movement reflects ongoing liquidation efforts rather than a targeted sell-off, with recovered crypto assets being converted to cash for creditor repayments. Despite concerns, the transfer size is small relative to SHIB's daily volume, so immediate market impact is expected to be limited. SHIB's price remains influenced mainly by broader crypto market trends, trading slightly down amid cautious investor sentiment.
Robinhood currently holds 39.27 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens, representing about 3.93% of the total supply, worth approximately $161.8 million. However, the largest holder is actually Shiba Inu's burn address, which contains over 410 trillion SHI...
Shiba Inu's exchange netflow has declined by about 3%, or 38.6 billion SHIB tokens, indicating increased selling pressure as traders dump more tokens than they buy. This shift coincides with a sharp price drop from $0.000004234 to $0.000004083 within...
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Since June 24, 2026, more than 1.5 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens have been withdrawn from crypto exchanges, reaching an all-time low in exchange reserves.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...
