
After price increases last week, Shiba Inu has continued to trade between $0.0000072 and $0.0000078.
To break past a supply barrier at the $0.000008 threshold, when 91,460 addresses bought 31.99 trillion SHIB, the Shiba Inu price must first increase. SHIB’s price has dropped 5.24% over the past day to $0.0000072 as of this writing.
Bulls and bears are still squabbling over the significant price barrier as Shiba Inu fights to regain support at the $0.000008 level, with a huge supply wall emerging just above the price level.
Prior to the $0.000008 price level, the Global In/Out of the Money chart from IntoTheBlock reveals a significant supply hurdle. As a result, this large area of interest may reject higher price action as underwater investors try to break even on some of their holdings, which now poses the biggest barrier to SHIB’s price gain.

Shiba Inu’s biggest supply wall is between $0.000008 and $0.000014, with the majority of buyers purchasing at an average price of $0.000010. Here, 400,380 addresses purchased 286.42 quadrillion SHIB. Shiba Inu may be able to move to the $0.000014 to $0.000019 area if it can get through this significant hurdle.
While this was going on, IntoTheBlock found that addresses with over 10 million Shiba Inu had boosted their holdings during the previous 30 days. With a 2.77% growth in their balances over the past 30 days, Shiba Inu billionaires, or those who possess 1 billion to 10 billion SHIB, have increased their assets the most.
Shiba Inu anticipates positive fundamentals
According to what has been stated, Shiba Inu leader Shytoshi Kusama presented the next step for SHIB, which aims to accomplish total, ongoing decentralisation.
According to Kusama, the structural design is finished and has entered the last stage of execution.
Kusama pledges that the finished “World Paper” will be displayed and all Shib-branded initiatives, including Treat, will be released during the Blockchain Futurist conference, which will take place in Toronto this August. He also emphasises the potential for talks and the introduction of the much anticipated Shibarium Layer 2 solution.