Memecoins

Rejuvenating in chain fees & transactions, Shiba Inu’s native Layer-2 network defies the broader DeFi dive.

Leverage is building up on the short-selling side: will Dogecoin break the bearish shackles?

Shiba Inu’s monthly token burn rate skyrocketed by 1483.36%, creating a long-unseen social buzz for the SHIB Army.

Shiba Inu’s double-digit percentage rally stumbled upon a previously-seen roadblock: the decisive level is here.

The meme coin’s community rejoiced following a double-digit percentage rally coming out of nowhere.

A long-quiet Shiba Inu whale has decided the hibernation period is done.

1.16 trillion Shiba Inu tokens moved out of Coinbase-linked wallets in a burst of large transfers.

The dog-embossed meme coin’s liquidity supply is unprecedentedly limited, yet the price refuses to move.

Shiba Inu’s famous token-burning mechanism is back in the spotlight with a dramatic surge.

Shibarium’s testnet is back up, slowly but surely waking up DeFi activity across the Layer-2.

Pudgy Penguin plush toys waddle Into Target stores, But traders keep their wallets closed.

Japan’s heavyweight finance giant SBI Holdings just leveled up its crypto game with a ton of Shiba Inu coins.

Multi-trillion institutional players are getting comfortable with blue-chip altcoins, not just Bitcoin & Ether.

SHIB’s still stuck in a protracted downtrend, but the unprecedented reserve dip hints at long-term bull energy.

It’s official: the Shiba Inu-themed mobile card game is coming back with features everyone has been waiting for.

Trump–Iran tensions and the launch of Robinhood’s new blockchain are adding fresh strain to an already fragile market.

SHIB Army’s mutual deflation efforts heat up as One Good Samaritan incinerates nearly $500 worth of SHIB in one go.

Big-time investors have switched the tone, seeking for a ‘safe zone’ before sell-offs accelerate again.

The drastic downswings have wiped out some crucial trend lines: here’s where heavy scarcity comes into play.

Friday’s deposits of beyond 1 trillion tokens contrast the usual trend of SHIB custodians taking assets off exchanges.