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Will Shiba Inu Reach the $0.001 Milestone Soon?


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Shiba Inu's Open Interest Spikes 13%, Analyst Hints 500% Rally
Shiba Inu recently saw a notable surge during the crypto market relief rally, gaining 11.46% in just 24 hours. This rise took SHIB from $0.000013 to $0.00001449 between September 18 and 19, sparking renewed interest in the token’s future. Let’s dive into the key takeaways and what lies ahead for Shiba Inu investors.

SHIB’s Recent Performance

  • Shiba Inu gained 2.12% in 24 hours, now priced at $0.00001965, up 37.34% for the week as per Coinpedia Markets data

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  • Despite recent gains, SHIB is still down 68.24% from its yearly high of $0.000045.
  • Investors remain optimistic about SHIB's future despite this significant drop.

Can Shiba Inu Capture 50% of Bitcoin’s Market Cap?

  • Shiba Inu is currently the 13th biggest cryptocurrency with a market cap of $8.52 billion.
  • Bitcoin’s market cap stands at $1.24 trillion, 72.7 times larger than Shiba Inu’s.
  • If SHIB captures 50% of Bitcoin’s market cap ($620 billion), its price could soar to $0.00105.
  • This surge would mean a staggering 7,277% increase in SHIB’s value.

Is $0.001 a Realistic Target for SHIB?

  • The $0.001 price target is popular among Shiba Inu enthusiasts, but SHIB’s massive supply makes it a challenge.
  • Despite its large supply, SHIB saw incredible gains of over 7,692,207% during the 2020/2021 bull rally.
  • Ongoing token burns (410.72 trillion SHIB burned so far) and new projects like Shiba Eternity and SHIB: The Metaverse could drive future adoption.

Shiba Inu’s recent rally has reignited hope among investors, with some predicting a potential rise to $0.001. Although challenges remain due to SHIB’s large supply, continued burns and ecosystem developments could make this ambitious goal achievable in the future. Stay tuned for detailed Shiba Inu price predictions to assess whether SHIB can hit these milestones!

 

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