Shiba Inu (SHIB)

SHIB is volatile like other cryptocurrencies: there are times when it makes investors lose money. But investors seem confident about its future.

On the crypto market, Shiba Inu (SHIB) is making news today due to its skyrocketing burn rate in just 24 hours. A rise which is having a considerable impact on the price of the crypto as well as the crypto market in general.

What's new at Shiba Inu? For now, the ShibArmy is eagerly awaiting the advent of Shibarium, the SHIB-friendly Ethereum layer 2. And why not the elimination of a few zeros from the current DogeKiller price? If the latest news is to be believed, the team behind this memecoin claims to have taken steps to hoist the Shiba Inu ecosystem to the forefront of the DeFi scene. Here's the lowdown!

The social analytics platform LunarCrush has conducted a cryptocurrencies analysis in terms of social engagement, revealing that Pepecoin (PEPE) competes with well-established major cryptocurrencies. Let's take a look at the results of LunarCrush's analysis.

In recent weeks, interest in cryptocurrencies has certainly increased among users. This includes Bitcoin (BTC). Memecoins like Shiba Inu are concerned too. However, this interest doesn't seem to be shared by all users.

Shytoshi Kusama was very clear about it: “no burn, no bull run”. And his message was heard: the number of SHIB burned in April exceeded the 3 billion mark. Although this represents only half of March's achievement, the Shiba Inu community remains confident.

In the ever-evolving world of virtual reality, the Shib Metaverse is causing a stir. Hollywood is not left out of this digital revolution. Hollywood is even showing a growing interest in this new virtual dimension. That's what Marcie Jastrow, a Shiba Inu consultant, said during a National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) program.