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As October approaches, crypto enthusiasts are gearing up for what some jokingly call "Uptober," a month historically associated with bullish trends on the market. While this sentiment often prevails, the Shiba Inu token, SHIB, is anything but a laughing matter, despite its meme origins.
Godfrey BenjaminExamining the price history of SHIB, as extensively documented by CryptoRank, reveals a remarkable trend over the past two Octobers. In October 2021, SHIB witnessed an astonishing surge of 833.6%, leaving investors astonished. The following year, the growth was more tempered but still significant, standing at a respectable 10.4%.
With a median return rate exceeding 420% for October, SHIB has consistently defied market norms during this month. Considering the current state of the crypto market, it may be challenging to envision SHIB quadrupling in value in the coming month. Nevertheless, the price history implies the possibility of a positive month.
Of course, one may argue that a two-month sample size is insufficient to draw definitive conclusions, and they have a valid point. The crypto market remains highly volatile, and past performance does not guarantee future results. However, the positive Octobers for SHIB raise intriguing possibilities.
Gamza KhanzadaevIn the world of crypto, uncertainty is the only certainty. Yet, the price history of Shiba Inu token offers an interesting narrative of October surges, potentially providing enthusiasts with a glimmer of hope.
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