Shiba Inu was recently priced at roughly $0.000034, down more than 50% from its lifetime pricing high of $0.00008841 per token. Climbing back to its lifetime high would bring the token’s market cap back up to roughly $50 billion . From there, it would only need to double once more to hit the $100 billion threshold.
Read moreCan Shiba coin hit a penny?
If Shiba Inu were to reach a penny, the cryptocurrency would be worth multiples more than Bitcoin. Because of the massive amount of capital required for SHIB to reach a penny, it’s highly unlikely this will happen .
Read moreWhat is happening to Shiba coin?
The SHIB token is currently down roughly 66% from the lifetime high it hit at the end of October . After the last day of sell-offs, the coin now has a market capitalization of roughly $15.9 billion, and it ranks as the 14th largest cryptocurrency by valuation.
Read moreIs there a market cap on Shiba Inu?
The total market cap of Shiba Inu has dropped to $11.35 billion .
Read moreWhy is Shiba coin gaining?
Shiba Inu holders have been hoping the coin will be added to Robinhood Markets’ trading platform, spurring increased demand and adoption for the token .
Read moreHow many Shiba Inu coins have been burned?
SHIB fans continue to push big sums of Shiba Inu meme crypto tokens from circulation using the technology of so-called “token burns.” Since the beginning of last week, a total of around 2.2 billion SHIB have been incinerated.
Read moreAre Shiba Inu coins being burned?
has started testing the burn portal developers announced last month. By burning the tokens, the supply is reduced, effectively making Shiba Inu deflationary. According to a website which tracks the burning of Shiba Inu, over 410 trillion tokens have been burned so far .
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