600 Billion SHIB Mysteriously Kicked off Robinhood – What’s Happening?

As an experienced financial analyst, I find the recent developments in the meme coin market, specifically regarding Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Robinhood, quite intriguing. The sudden appearance of large transfers of both SHIB and Dogecoin (DOGE), totaling over 600 billion SHIB and nearly 327 million DOGE, from an anonymous wallet to and from the major trading platform Robinhood, raises questions about the intentions behind these transactions.


Expert: Whale Alert, a well-known cryptocurrency monitoring platform, has announced that approximately half a billion SHIB meme coins have been moved from the prominent trading site Robinhood. The recipient of this transaction remains hidden in an anonymous wallet.

In addition to the significant Shiba Inu transfer reported by Whale Alert, they also identified two other substantial transactions involving meme cryptocurrencies. Specifically, 326 million Dogecoins were transferred from the same source.

600 billion SHIB and 326 million DOGE on move

About 13 hours ago, data sources identified a massive shift of over 500 billion Shiba Inu meme coins, equivalent to around $13.7 million in fiat currency. This significant transaction was carried out to an unidentified blockchain wallet, according to Whale Alert’s tracking.

As a researcher studying meme cryptocurrencies, I came across an interesting transaction involving two significant transfers of Dogecoin. The first transfer consisted of 200,000,000 DOGE, while the second transfer amounted to 126,705,738 DOGE. Combined, this transaction represented a total of approximately 327 million DOGE. The value of these transfers was substantial, with the first one equating to around $28,790,166 and the second one amounting to roughly $18,431,371.

🚨 600,000,000,000 #SHIB (13,713,299 USD) transferred from #Robinhood to unknown wallet— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) June 10, 2024

As an analyst, I’ve noticed a significant surge in Shiba Inu (SHIB) whale activity over the past week. According to U.Today’s latest report, approximately 17 trillion SHIB tokens have been transferred between large wallets.

🚨 🚨 200,000,000 #DOGE (28,790,166 USD) transferred from #Robinhood to unknown wallet— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) June 10, 2024

Despite a closer examination of the three transactions involving Robinhood and meme coins SHIB and DOGE, it is clear that these coins ultimately returned to Robinhood. The wallet addresses linked to these trades belong to Robinhood itself, suggesting that Robinhood has been reorganizing its SHIB and DOGE holdings within its platform.

Key SHIB metric soars 2,814%

As an analyst, I’ve examined the data from Shibburn explorer, and I can report that since this morning, the SHIB community has made substantial headway in decreasing the circulating supply of SHIB tokens. Our collective efforts to burn SHIB have led to a remarkable increase of 2,814% in the burn rate. In total, we’ve successfully transferred 7,912,388 Shiba Inu meme coins into unspendable addresses within the blockchain.

So far, a total of seven transactions involving the burning of SHIB tokens have occurred. The largest three transfers accounted for 4,320,587, 1,538,128, and 1,031,814 SHIB tokens respectively. Meanwhile, this most recent transaction resulted in a burn of only 5,683 SHIB tokens.

Bearish SHIB price performance

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency with the second-largest meme market capitalization has experienced a downturn, dropping by 5.5% to reach a price of $0.00002218.

The price decrease happened concurrently with Bitcoin‘s drop of almost 4% within the last 24 hours, causing it to forfeit the $70,000 mark and dive down to $66,997.

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2024-06-11 13:51