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Shiba Inu Defies Gravity—Price Up, Volume Down

Shiba Inu Defies Gravity—Price Up, Volume Down

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2025-04-28 08:35:59
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Shiba Inu price climbs, volume dips

Another day in crypto wonderland: Shiba Inu’s price climbs while trading volume flatlines. Meme coin logic at its finest.

Who needs fundamentals when you’ve got hype? The SHIB army marches on, leaving traditional finance shaking their heads at the ‘number go up’ theology.

Pro tip: Watch the exits—when volume dries up, even meme coins can’t defy gravity forever. But hey, at least it’s more entertaining than watching paint dry on Wall Street.

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