Shibarium Public Beta Testnet Launch Drives Massive Growth in Shiba Inu’s Network Activity.
Shiba Inu has seen a record surge in network activity since the start of the year. The number of active addresses interacting on the SHIB network reached nearly 36,000 in late March 2023, according to analyst Ali Martinez, citing data from the Santiment portal.
Over a year, the Shiba Inu cryptocurrency experienced a significant surge in daily active addresses, with 35,788 distinct SHIB addresses engaging on the network, marking the highest spike to date.
#ShibaInu saw the largest spike in daily active $SHIB addresses over a year, with ~35,788 unique #SHIB addresses interacting on the network! pic.twitter.com/gNoH7UrYgf
— Ali (@ali_charts) April 1, 2023
This surge is attributed mainly to the success of Shibarium Public Beta Testnet, Puppynet, which has surpassed 200,000 wallet addresses and processed over 1 million transactions in just one week since its launch.
Despite the growing interest in Shiba Inu, the price has remained relatively stable, trading within a narrow range of $0.00000964 to $0.00001167 since March 3, 2023. However, the growing community of Shiba Inu holders and investors could push the price higher and overcome the critical resistance level at $0.00001167 on the 4-hour chart.
As of press time, Shiba Inu is trading at $0.00001081, experiencing a decline of -3.95% over the past day, with a 24-hour trading volume of $225,800,648 ($225.80M).
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