Japan passed new crypto regulations in July 2026 that bring digital assets under financial product rules, improving Shiba Inu's trading status. SHIB is included on Japan's JVCEA Green List, handled by nine exchanges, and recently gained retail access via Mercari's app. However, no Shiba Inu exchange-traded fund (ETF) has been filed or approved, as detailed ETF rules and approvals are still pending. The earliest possible ETF launch is expected in 2027 after further regulatory steps and tax reforms.
The Shiba Inu cryptocurrency community is skeptical about the return of its anonymous founder, Ryoshi, after a veteran member highlighted changes in the account details of Ryoshi's former Medium blog, suggesting someone else may be using the name. Ot...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) fell 3.36% in the past 24 hours, trading below key resistance at $0.00000511 and near support levels around $0.00000480. Technical analyses indicate a bearish bias unless SHIB breaks above $0.00000511 with increased volume. If it fai...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) exchange reserves increased by about 0.08% to approximately 87.16 trillion SHIB as of the October 21 snapshot, representing around 14.79% of the circulating supply. The token price hovered near a technical support level of $0.000005 ...
As of October 21, 87.16 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens were held on exchanges, representing about 14.79% of the circulating supply. This balance indicates a readiness to sell rather than actual sales, with daily inflows and outflows showing minor n...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) saw its holder base grow by 150,017 in 2026, reaching nearly 1.7 million holders by October 19. Interest in SHIB rose due to its inclusion as a potential asset in T. Rowe Price's proposed multi-asset crypto ETF, signaling possible in...
