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SHIB Exec Connects Shiba Inu to Bitcoin; Open Interest Falls 7%

Lucie discusses Shiba Inu's likeness to Bitcoin amid a recent dip in market interest.

SHIB's marketing officer, Lucie, emphasized similarities between Shiba Inu and Bitcoin, highlighting both projects' foundational anonymity and community-driven development. Meanwhile, a 7% drop in open interest raises questions about SHIB's near-term market dynamics.

SHIB Mirrors Bitcoin’s Path: Anonymity and Community Drive Shape Future Prospects

Based on U.Today’s report, Shiba Inu (SHIB) shares a strong correlation and likeness with Bitcoin (BTC), as underlined by the project's marketing officer, Lucie.

In her most recent X article, Lucie stated that SHIB is similar to BTC in that no one is behind it. Satoshi Nakamoto, the developer of Bitcoin, and Ryoshi, the founder of Shiba Inu, are similar in their anonymity.

Like Bitcoin, the Shiba Inu CEO stated that anyone may develop around Shiba Inu. This post addresses conversations about the utility of Shiba Inu in development endeavors. The community routinely considers solutions that can speed up the burning of SHIB in a deflationary push.

Lucie pointed out that anyone interested can create methods to accomplish this without worrying about being stopped or censored. However, Lucie identified a significant negative impact for critics who make false promises but never contribute to SHIB's success.

To some who are criticizing SHIB and providing gloomy forecasts for the token, Lucie pointed out that many are already 2-3x their investment in SHIB, depending on when they purchased the token. With confirmation that SHIB is now operating successfully, the CEO stated that ongoing development by true proponents will assist the meme coin project in reaching its objectives.

Despite its recent evident success, the Shiba Inu has faced criticism, as has Bitcoin. After the historic listing of spot Bitcoin ETF products, opponents like Peter Schiff remain confident that BTC will fail. Schiff often forecasted that the Bitcoin price would plummet, advising HODLers to sell it.

However, like Lucie, proponents such as Michael Saylor and Samson Mow believe Bitcoin's best days are still to come.

SHIB Faces Market Downturn with a 7% Drop in Open Interest Amid Trading Volatility

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has dropped 3.79% in 24 hours to $0.00002396, following a failed attempt to revive its growth. At the time of writing, the most relevant Shiba Inu performance measurements were separated into bullish and bearish categories.

While the price is currently down, so is Open Interest. Coinalyze data shows Shiba Inu's Open Interest at $35.9 million, down 7.2% in the last 24 hours. According to the data, only perpetual futures had readings, as traders went solo on futures contracts.

Open Interest data provides valuable insight into the market mood for any financial asset, including Shiba Inu. The low Open Interest indicates low market liquidity and price, which is not good news for the coin. Shiba Inu, on the other hand, is generally resilient due to its volatility.

Market fluctuations may assist in reinvigorating Open Interest shortly. Shiba Inu investors who believe in the market's revival are basing their optimism on a 13.19% increase in spot trading volume to $518,107,370.

Most sentiment in the Shiba Inu ecosystem has been focused on Shytoshi Kusama's updates and the project's layer-2 scaling solution, Shibarium. In previous reports, Shibarium had a 1,733% increase in activity, with 780 new accounts created daily.

While this is not a new milestone for Shibarium, interest was low then, making this rise significant. Aside from traders' interests, there is a need to increase SHIB's utility across the board. Shibarium is one of the primary channels for increasing SHIB consumption while boosting deflationary tendencies, which can eventually fuel price rallies.

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