By way of explanation, on June 21, there were 536,300 holders of the meme token, according to Etherscan.io when using a web.archive.com tool for historical data. Compared to the figures from Tuesday, September 21, there are 668,810 SHIB holders, representing an increase of 132,310 new holders at the time of publication. Furthermore, the asset on June 21 had a fully-diluted market cap (FDMC) of $6.82 billion, whereas, on September 21, it had an FDMC of $7.11 billion; thus, SHIB printed a total of $290 million in three months with $3.2 million printed daily in tokens.
Coinbase listing
Numerous small-scale investors appear to have been drawn in by the inexpensive cost. As early as September 9, 2021, investors were able to be SHIB millionaires for as much as $7, with $1 buying 146,000 coins of the dog-inspired cryptocurrency at the time. However, since Shiba Inu´s listing on Coinbase on September 16, the price has surged dramatically, with $870 million pumped into the token in just 24 hours. Following the recent growth in popularity, the Shiba Inu Twitter account tweeted on Monday, September 20, to announce that the account has reached 900,000 followers. Meaning, the meme coin has surpassed long-standing projects like Litecoin (768.2K followers), the renowned DeFi exchange Uniswap (631K followers), and even Solana (622.8K followers) in terms of followers due to a massive rise in social media popularity.
Shiba price
The token competitor to Dogecoin (DOGE), which has a Shiba Inu as its mascot, is now trading at $0.000007231, up 0.55% in 24 hours and 9.98% in the last week, with a market capitalization of $2.86 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.com statistics. Given the bearish crypto trend over the weekend, the meme currency may recover, causing other cryptocurrencies to do the same. As a result, there is reason to anticipate that prices may climb before testing the retracement level at $0.00000963. [coinbase]
