Shiba Inu Coin (SHIB) Dynamics: Movements, ShibaFest, and Burn Rate
According to Whale Alert, a massive 4,642,530,677,374 SHIB ($38,057,145 USD) has been transferred between unknown wallets. This large-scale movement occurred shortly after Shytoshi Kusama, the anonymous Shiba Inu developer, posted on his blog. In it, he declared that Shiba Inu was now reliable and secure. He also took a moment to appreciate the Polygon team for aiding the Shiba Inu project during its rough patch. The launch of Shibarium, a platform designed to enhance the utility of Shiba Inu, had experienced hitches that led to $1.79 million worth of Ethereum getting stranded.
Shibarium’s Network Activity and SHIB’s Exchange Listings • Shibarium Explorer reveals 73,650 daily transactions and approximately 900,000 registered addresses. • Peak activity was on August 25 with over 130,000 recorded transactions. • The total value locked (TVL) on Shibarium is $1.23 million, a fraction compared to the $37 billion TVL across the DeFi ecosystem. • DogSwap remains the biggest Decentralized Exchange (Dex) with a TVL exceeding $687,000. • Recent developments also see new SHIB listings on exchanges such as BitMEX, offering traders the option to engage in perpetual futures contracts.
ShibaFest and Price Dynamics Shiba Inu’s price has been on a decline, but the recent ShibaFest, an event dedicated to SHIB enthusiasts, may rejuvenate the cryptocurrency. With the momentum indicators indicating an upward trend, SHIB may soon see a price surge. But, the market is unpredictable, and the bearish presence could bring about a price drop. Despite the variables, the festive mood from ShibaFest has energized dormant SHIB addresses.