In November, several large purchases of the "meme" cryptocurrency were recorded. At the beginning of the month, a crypto investor purchased 20 trillion Shiba Inu tokens for $ 1.15 billion
The number of crypto investors who own the “meme” token Shiba Inu exceeded 1 million for the first time , the WhaleStats service, which tracks large movements of cryptocurrency in the Ethereum network, reported .
According to the service, large Ethereum holders have accumulated 48.1 trillion Shiba Inu tokens ($ 1.8 billion, taking into account the current exchange rate on November 25).
🏆 New Record: $SHIB reaches an astonishing 1,000,000+ holders.
Current Holder Count: 1,000,195
💹 The top 1K ETH wallets is holding 48,141,154,578,176 $SHIB ($1,873,865,199 USD)#SHIB #ShibArmy
— WhaleStats – the top 1000 Ethereum richlist (@WhaleStats) November 25, 2021
In November, several large transactions for the purchase of Shiba Inu tokens were recorded. On November 7, an unknown large cryptocurrency holder bought 20 trillion tokens worth about $ 1.15 billion.
On November 17, a crypto investor purchased a “meme” cryptocurrency for $ 8.3 million. On November 22, an unknown person bought Shiba Inu for $ 36.8 million.
🥳🥳 New #SHIB whale was born!!!
Just bought 171,783,186,654 $SHIB ($8,365,841).
Transactions:
1⃣https://t.co/M0gLpAqgtA2⃣https://t.co/0m9R7s5I9I#ShibaArmy What are you doing?
— WhaleStats – the top 1000 Ethereum richlist (@WhaleStats) November 17, 2021
On November 25, Shiba Inu is trading at $ 0.000040, down 53% from all-time high, and its market cap is $ 22.4 billion, according to CoinGecko.
At the end of last month, the altcoin set an all-time high above $ 0.000086. In October, the “meme” token has risen in price by more than 1000%.
The Shiba Inu token is called the “Dogecoin killer” by its creators. The project’s website says that its main task is to surpass Elon Musk‘s favorite cryptocurrency in terms of capitalization (Dogecoin’s capitalization as of November 25 is $ 29.3 billion).
The developers of Shiba Inu claim to have been inspired by the example of the Reddit community WallStreetBets, whose members were able to “accelerate” the value of shares of GameStop, AMC and a number of other companies.
