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Shiba Inu Whales Withdraw 1.2 Trillion SHIB—What's Holding Back the Price?

Whales pull 1.2 trillion SHIB from exchanges, signaling potential bullish momentum. Credit: EconoTimes

In the wake of a minor price dip, whales have withdrawn 1.2 trillion Shiba Inu tokens valued at $21.7 million from centralized exchanges. Despite this massive accumulation, SHIB's price remains subdued—raising questions about what's next.

Whale Activity Pushes Shiba Inu Toward Potential Bull Run

In spite of the recent decline in price, Shiba Inu (SHIB) has experienced an incredible event. As a whole, the cryptocurrency market saw a price correction, and Bitcoin's (BTC) price fell just short of its critical levels.

A small decline in the SHIB price put a temporary stop to the increasing trend. The upward momentum, however, seems to be far from ended.

Although some may have freaked out amid the price drop, traders and investors generally showed more faith in SHIB.

Traders, and especially whales, have been purchasing SHIB coins in huge quantities, according to data from CryptoQuant. The massive withdrawal of 1.2 trillion tokens from centralized cryptocurrency exchanges occurred on October 21st.

It is believed that these coins are worth approximately $21.7 million in total. A significant upward trend in the price of SHIB may be on the horizon thanks to this massive buying spree.

Meme Coin Stability Supported by Whale Backing

Meme Coin is currently not under any major pressure, and the backing of whales can only help it as we enter a price recovery phase, U.Today explains.

Note that big investors and crypto traders move their currencies out of exchanges like Binance and into private wallets. The market receives a significant lift from these investors' actions, which emphasize the long-term holding trend. An increase in the amount of money leaving the Shiba Inu market can be a very positive sign.

Despite Recent Dip, Shiba Inu Shows a Strong Monthly Performance

Shiba Inu, meanwhile, has fallen 2.99% in the past day and is now trading at about $0.00001811. Also falling 7.44% from the previous day, the trading volume is now at 326.60 million.

Despite these discouraging numbers, the Shiba Inu price has increased by 24.96% in the past 30 days, which deserves attention. This bodes well for the future, as the overall trend is still positive.

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