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Large Ethereum Whales Grab 4.5 Trillion Shiba Inu As Price Begins to Recover

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Sat, 24/09/2022 - 10:29
Large Ethereum Whales Grab 4.5 Trillion Shiba Inu As Price Begins to Recover
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WhaleStats tracker of largest wallets on Ethereum, BSC and a few other blockchains has reported that over the past three days, the top 100 whales on ETH have purchased more than 855 billion SHIB.

Besides, a few days ago, an eye-twitching 3.3 trillion Shiba Inu was transferred by anonymous wallets.

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According to the recent data published on WhaleStats website, over the past three days, top Ethereum wallet owners added a total of 855 614 973 262 Shiba Inu, worth $9.6 million.

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On September 21, their comprised SHIB stash totaled $125,152,623 in Shiba Inu meme coins. By now, this amount of meme crypto has increased to $134,767,965 worth of SHIB.

Also, three days ago, two anonymous wallets exchanged a whopping 3,305,315,050,342 SHIB evaluated at $37,019,528. On the day of the transfer this sum in fiat was $2 million smaller.

Over the past 24 hours, Shiba Inu canine token gained more than 8 percent, rising to $0.00001147.

By now, however, the price has dropped 2.5 percent and the coin is trading at $0.00001118 on the Bitstamp exchange.

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