Recent whale activity on Shiba Inu (SHIB) has experienced a significant decrease, with large transactions dropping to just 500 billion SHIB in the past seven days, compared to the usual highs of four trillion SHIB. This decline in whale activity may have an impact on the future price movements of SHIB. Whales, who own a significant portion of the circulating supply, often influence the token's price trends. A decrease in whale activity suggests either waning interest or a wait for a more favorable market. This could lead to decreased liquidity, making SHIB more sensitive to price fluctuations and potentially increasing volatility. Without the support of whale traders injecting capital into the market, SHIB may struggle to maintain its current price or generate significant upward momentum. However, retail traders largely determine price movements, and Shiba Inu's strong community and demand may sustain its value. If retail interest picks up, retail demand could replace whales. While the decline in whale activity should be closely monitored for potential erratic price swings, SHIB may still be able to stabilize even with less participation from major holders.



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