2021’s most searched cryptocurrency, Shiba Inu (SHIB) has again managed to grab the spotlight. Crypto whales to enthusiasts appear to be gearing up to grab more of SHIB.
Robinhood’s listing of the popular memecoin boosted SHIB prices, while the SHIB: The Metaverse land biding event also provided support. As a result, SHIB’s 24 hour trading volume surged by a whopping 450%.
SHIB surged 21% in the last 24 hours to 0.00002754, and was the best performer among major cryptocurrencies. The token’s 24 hour trading volume jumped nearly six-fold to $4.4 billion.
SHIB: The Metaverse land bidding event is live
So many things are working in the favor Shina Inu ecosystem and its community. With the announcement of its Metaverse, a 3 day biding event for 35,000 pieces of land is live for the Shibarmy. Virtual world enthusiasts were eagerly waiting to grab the opportunity and there are all the possibilities that it can turn out to be a sold out event.
Shib community member MilkShake said the bids around the popular hubs, streets, and areas are getting more traction. Meanwhile, to participate in the bidding process, users need to have Leash or Shiboshi tokens locked.
SHIB will be used in the planned metaverse to add pictures and logos of the land plots and even to rename them. One can swap the images and rename them endlessly and the SHIB token used in the process will be burned to help the community. However, the meme cryptocurrency can also be used to lease the HUBS. The HUBs are the highest valued lands in the virtual world.
ETH whale adds another 775 Bln SHIB
It is interesting that the Shiba Inu team has dropped such big announcements amid the current bearish market conditions. Meanwhile, the Ethereum (ETH) Whales seem to be enjoying the developments of Shibverse and Robinhood listings.
According to WhaleStats, An ETH whale named “BlueWhale0073” has bought over $20 million worth of 775 billion Shiba Inu tokens. Earlier, multiple whales bagged over 393 Billion SHIB, and that too just before the Rohinhood listing announcement.
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