SHIB Army Alert: Critical Warning Every Shiba Inu Investor Needs to Hear

The meme coin darling faces a reckoning—and your portfolio might not be ready.

Red flags even diamond paws can't ignore

Exchanges are quietly adjusting SHIB pairings while 'influencers' keep shilling. Funny how that works when the SEC starts sniffing around.

The liquidity trap nobody's talking about

Remember when gas fees were the biggest problem? Try exiting a seven-figure position when the only buyers are bagholders in denial.

Wake-up call or profit opportunity?

Smart money's already rotating—but hey, maybe this time really is different. (Spoiler: It never is.)

— Susbarium | Shibarium Trustwatch (@susbarium) August 15, 2025

The token in question is LEASH, which is the second in the Shiba Inu ecosystem, designed originally to be a rebase coin tied to the price of Dogecoin. This function was turned off later on, and now it continues to be used as a simple ERC-20 token.

LEASH now has a market cap of just over $9 million and is the 1864th largest on CoinGecko. Its price has tumbled by over 17% in the past day alone to $85.

There have been circulating posts online claiming that LEASH has also moved to the solana network, which is not true, according to the warning by Susbarium. The X user prompted investors to verify all such claims using Shiba Inu’s official token portal, which shows that LEASH continues to be deployed only on Ethereum.

Shiba Inu, its investors, and all the tokens within its ecosystem (SHIB, TREAT, BONE, and LEASH) are frequently targeted through similar fraud attempts due to their popularity.

SHIB is by far the biggest and most well-known among the rest. It’s the second-biggest meme coin by market cap, despite its 11% retracement in the past month.