Shiba Inu Social Activity Grows As SHIB Attracts Coinbase’s Investors With 83% Longs.

For a good reason, Shiba Inu remains in the spotlight, as recent Coinbase trading activity shows that many wallets are acquiring more SHIB tokens. Additionally, the dog-themed token is trending across major social media platforms, including Twitter, due to a 15% price surge in the past 24 hours.

The dogecoin killer almost broke through the daily chart’s most critical resistance level at $0.00001215. Unfortunately, the SHIB token could not conquer the level and retreated immediately to $0.00001121. However, Shiba Inu is poised for a potential breakout until and unless it remains above the $0.00000902 critical support level.

Related: Unknown Wallet Burns 519 Million Shiba Inu In Single Transaction, 1.12 Billion Disposed of Since Birth

Shiba Inu Attracts Coinbase Investors

Coinbase, the leading American exchange data, also confirms that more investors are interested in buying the second most popular dog-themed cryptocurrency in the past 24 hours.

83% of its users have increased their net long positions over the past 24 hours. According to Coinbase, the increase in buying activity suggests that the asset is gaining popularity.

The 15th-ranked crypto asset is trading at $0.00001184, with a 5.94% increase in the past 24 hours.

Read more: Shiba Inu Burnt 1.21 Billion Tokens In A Week, 76 Million in 24 Hours.

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