Whale Caught Dumping 443 Billion SHIB Amid Price Surge

Shiba Inu (SHIB) price rally backed by the Shibarium update and Ethereum (ETH) whales buying saw a decline on Thursday. World’s second largest meme crypto’s price dropped by over 9% in the last 24 hours. Just after the massive SHIB price pump, the whale tracker reported a big whale transaction which could be a probable reason behind the recent price drop.

This might be reason behind Shiba Inu price drop

As per the data revealed by WhaleAlert, whale addresses moved more than 443 billion Shiba Inu Coin (approx worth $5.1 million.) in a single transaction. The reported transaction saw the deposition of SHIB token on the OKEx crypto exchange.

Since then Shiba Inu’s price a straight decline over the past day. Data obtained from the Coinglass depicts that around $3.55 million worth of 318.3 billion Shiba Inu Coin has been liquidated from the crypto market in the last 24 hours.

However, the total crypto market liquidation has breached $239 million in the past 24 hours. Over 56,725 traders have liquidated their funds from the market. While the single largest liquidation order recorded has been of $3.23 million.

As we dig in, it seems like Ethereum whales are also dumping their Shiba Inu Coin holdings. Coingape reported that the top 100 ETH whales were holding around $616 million worth of SHIB holdings on Wednesday.

The total holding as of now has dropped to stand at around $598.7 million. However, the SHIB is still the largest token held by the ETH whales.

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