Popular meme cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB) has been listed on the cryptocurrency exchange Bitcastle. To celebrate the listing, the trading platform announced a special campaign for users. The exchange says that its customers can get 1,000 SHIB tokens per day by simply logging in. On the 5th and 10th days, users will be able to receive 5,000 SHIB and 10,000 SHIB, respectively. In total, one can earn up to 23,000 SHIB tokens ($0.21 at press time).

Over 666.90 Million Shiba Inu (SHIB) burned in November.

Binance received large amounts of shiba inu (SHIB) tokens on Tuesday, raising speculation of a price drop because large transfers of a cryptocurrency to an exchange is often a prelude to a sale.

Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com just transferred over 1.8 trillion SHIB from one of its wallets to an official Binance wallet. The transfer occurred in a batch of two 900B SHIB transactions five minutes apart, triggering questions on the actual purpose of the outflow.

Fidelity says it hopes to expand its cryptocurrency trading opportunities over time.

The mysterious wallet transferred an astounding $1.25 Million worth of Shiba Inu (SHIB) to the brand-new Shib Whale in a single transaction.

The memecoin, which hardly got any attention before then, made an impressive sprint that almost ran into a 5,000,000% value increase. However, the antics shown by the same token in 2022 were barely any close to the year discussed before. In fact, it was the complete opposite.

Over 223.26 Million Shiba Inu (SHIB) burned in the past week, and 22.02 Million in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin and ether moved sideways for the most part last week, as some altcoins moved higher.

According to the Shibburn Twitter handle, a total of 223,264,370 SHIB tokens have been burned and 51 transactions have been made in the last seven days.