A previously dormant Shiba Inu whale has made headlines by withdrawing 220 billion tokens, equivalent to approximately $4.63 million, from Binance. This transaction drew attention in the crypto community due to its significance.
SHIB Market Struggled in December
December has proven challenging for Shiba Inu, with the token recording a 25% decline over the month. Despite a recent increase, SHIB has struggled to recover from prolonged downward pressure.
While there’s a 6.4% increase in the past 7 days, a two-week analysis shows a 7.7% decline, reflecting ongoing volatility. These market challenges have coincided with heightened whale activity and substantial outflows from centralized exchanges like Binance.
Dormant Whale Reactivates with Major Withdrawal
Blockchain data from Lookonchain identified the reactivation of a Shiba Inu whale wallet. The wallet withdrew 220 billion SHIB from Binance after five months of dormancy.
A whale withdrew 220B $SHIB($4.63M) from #Binance 2 hours ago after being dormant for 5 months.https://t.co/vHHs25C754 pic.twitter.com/r0sFEXMyEC
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) January 1, 2025
Previous transactions tied to the same wallet include notable inflows of 65.28 billion and 64.52 billion SHIB, recorded 146 and 151 days ago, respectively. These earlier inflows were followed by minor outgoing transactions, making the recent withdrawal the largest activity from this address.
Distribution Patterns Raise Concerns
Further insights from IntoTheBlock have highlighted a significant rise in outflows from large holders, reflecting a possible shift in confidence among major stakeholders.
Over the past week, outflows surged by 627.85%, suggesting increased distribution of SHIB tokens by influential wallets. Monthly data indicates a 121.61% rise in large outflows, while the 90-day trend points to a consistent increase of 108.23%.
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The growing frequency of substantial withdrawals and redistributions may signal declining confidence in the token or strategic reallocation of funds by whales. Such outflows often contribute to heightened selling pressure, which can negatively impact token prices.
Shiba Inu Community Advances Token Burn Initiatives
While whale activity has raised concerns, the community has made progress in its token burn initiatives, achieving a notable milestone in 2024. Data from Shibburn reveals that 44.6 billion SHIB tokens were burned over the year, representing a value of approximately $1,014,740.75 based on current market prices. The burn efforts, executed at varying price levels, have sought to reduce the token’s circulating supply and support its long-term value.
In December alone, 2.67 billion SHIB were destroyed through 143 separate transactions. This underscores the community’s consistent commitment to reducing supply despite the token’s ongoing market challenges.
The recent withdrawal by a dormant whale and the sustained outflow trends from large holders highlight potential shifts in the ecosystem. While these activities raise questions about market confidence, the community’s dedication to token burns demonstrates a counterbalancing effort to stabilize and enhance the token’s long-term prospects.
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