Theo dữ liệu từ CoinMarketCap, giá của đồng Shiba Inu (SHIB), bật tăng từ 0,00002516 USD và lập đỉnh mới ở mốc 0,00005918 USD vào trưa ngày 27/10. Gần đây, nhiều tin tức tốt đã khiến giá của đồng SHIB lập kỷ lục.

Trên Twitter, quản trị viên của dự án này thông báo rằng họ sẽ phát hành sản phẩm sàn giao dịch phi tập trung (DEX) có tên ShibaSwap trong tương lai. Điều này cũng đã góp phần thu hút thêm nhà đầu tư và dòng vốn đổ vào, khiến giá Shiba Inu tăng trưởng mạnh. Bên cạnh đó, hiện có hơn 326.000 nhà đâu từ tham gia kiến nghị sàn giao dịch tiền số Robinhood mở giao dịch đồng Shiba Inu.

Giám đốc Điều hành của Robinhood, Vlad Tenev cho biết họ đang xem xét kỹ để bổ sung đồng tiền này vào danh sách niêm yết trên sàn. “Các đồng tiền mã hóa được niêm yết trên sàn Robinhood đã qua thẩm định rất kỹ. Các dự án tiếp theo cũng vậy, cần có sự bình đẳng trong khâu thẩm định này”, Tenev nói. Trước đó, vào tháng 9, Coinbase, sàn giao dịch lớn nhất nước Mỹ đã niêm yết loại tiền meme nổi tiếng. Giá đồng SHIB cũng bật tăng mạnh sau tin tức này.

Hiện tại, dự án này đang đứng vị trí thứ 11 trên bảng xếp hạng vốn hóa của thị trường coin. Loại tiền mã hóa meme nổi tiếng đã tăng hơn 6 lần trong vòng một tháng. Giá của đồng Shiba Inu dao động ở mức 0.00005404 USD vào chiều ngày 27/10. Thông tin từ CoinGecko cho thấy SHIB từng được giao dịch ở mức 0,000000000077 USD vào đầu tháng 1/2021.

So với thị giá hiện tại, meme coin này đã tăng trưởng tới 500.000 lần. Đồng Shiba Inu từng bị nhiều người dùng cho là “bong bóng” đầu cơ. Gần đây, nhà đầu tư nổi tiếng người Mỹ, Michael James Burry chia sẻ trên Twitter bài mô tả của Coinbase về token meme Shiba Inu. Ông nhấn mạnh rằng nguồn cung của loại coin này đã vượt quá 1 triệu tỷ đồng. Michael nhận định Shiba Inu không phải là một khoản đầu tư hấp dẫn vì nguồn cung quá lớn khiến đồng tiền meme này sẽ khó tăng giá sau khi được bơm thổi.

Thông tin về loại coin trong bài viết không phải là lời khuyên đầu tư từ. Hoạt động đầu tư tiền số chưa được pháp luật Việt Nam công nhận và bảo vệ. Các loại tiền số luôn tiềm ẩn nhiều rủi ro tài chính.

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Bitcoin (BTC) sees a volatile start to a new week and a new month after its first-ever monthly close above $60,000 — what’s next?

After a highly anticipated end to “Uptober,” bulls are looking to November to provide the next phase of what they hope — and sometimes promise — will be a BTC price surge like no other.

The timing varies, and so do the predictions. In store for BTC/USD this month could be a monthly close of nearly $100,000 — but also a dip to near $50,000.

With everything to play for and solid buyer support in the upper $50,000s holding, Cointelegraph takes a look at what could help shape Bitcoin price action in the coming week.

October 2021 becomes best month since 2020

Regardless of what comes next, market participants are in a celebratory mood this week as Bitcoin sees the highest monthly close in its history.

Not only $60,000 but $61,000 has now become the target to beat for November.

Bitcoin is anything but “up only” on short timeframes, however, and Sunday’s close was met with noticeable downside volatility post factum — a trip to $59,500 — before another surprise took it above $62,000 hours later.

Perhaps slightly nervous are fans of PlanB’s “worst-case scenario” price predictions, these calling for at least $63,000 for the end of October.

While still more or less on track, for the series to continue its historical accuracy, $98,000 needs to be on the table by the end of this month.

For PlanB himself, however, the results have been more than satisfactory.

“Yes, Bitcoin might not close above $63K this month,” Cointelegraph contributor Michaël van de Poppe, meanwhile, added about the situation.

“However, @100trillionUSD his hitrate on the stock-to-flow model is way better than your trading performance, so I wouldn’t really roast him at all. Bitcoin at $61K is just as fine and close enough.”

After a correction from overnight lows, BTC/USD is trading at around $62,000. October, then, was its best month since December 2020, with returns just shy of 40%.

Difficulty lines up eighth straight increase

Those looking for something that truly is in “up only” mode need look no further than Bitcoin network fundamentals.

This week, difficulty will put in its eighth consecutive positive adjustment — something which has not happened since 2018.

Reflective of the increasingly competitive mining arena, the mining difficulty has now all but made up for the losses it necessarily inflicted after China forced miners to down tools in May.

Difficulty will increase to 21.89 trillion this week, just over 3 trillion below all-time highs.

The hash rate — the measure of processing power dedicated to mining — tells a similar story.

Despite being impossible to “measure” in definitive terms, the hash rate is still trending toward new all-time highs, estimates show.

Raw data trends up and down, and different estimates often end up with considerably different readings. The weekly average hash rate, however, now stands at around 159 exahashes per second (EH/s) — closer than ever to the 180 EH/s-record from April.

Hodlers hodl on

September provided a golden “buy the dip” opportunity for Bitcoin buyers, and October was likewise not without its brief retracements.

Did you buy the dip? If you did, you added to the increasingly strong cohort of long-term hodlers whose conviction has only increased in October.

As noted in research from major exchange Kraken last week, the price gains and run to $67,100 all-time highs have failed to tempt hodlers to sell BTC.

“Notably, while long-term holders were unfazed by the retracement last month and used it as an opportunity to continue accumulating, this trend has not changed despite a significant rebound in price to new all-time highs near $67,000,” researchers concluded.

“In other words, the supply shock bought by long-term holders last month has only grown stronger this month.”
It is these entities, rather than short-term speculators, who are driving price performance in Q4 this year, they add.

This chimes with a previous analysis, notably by analyst Willy Woo, showing that the so-called “hodlers of last resort” or “Rick Astley” investors remain committed to their investment. Among the long-term holders, since 2020, are miners themselves.

“Since 2020 miners have been HODLers (and buyers) of BTC, this is a sea change in behaviour,” Woo noted this weekend.

“Miners have not been in sustained accumulation behaviour since the 2009–2014 era.”

Exchange balances lowest since October 2018

On the topic of a supply shock, the picture from exchanges is grim — from the perspective of a Bitcoin bear.

According to fresh data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode, exchange BTC reserves are now at their lowest in three years.

At that time, in late 2018, Bitcoin was heading into the pit of its previous bear market, which bottomed out in December at $3,100.

Since then, price action has changed by an order of magnitude, but balances are still dwindling — all pointing to the scale of the potential shock should demand increase heavily from here.

Exchanges now control 2.47 million BTC. While at its peak in April 2020, over 3.1 million BTC stood on their orderbooks.

Balance changes can vary considerably among exchanges. Over the past 24 hours, for example, Coinbase Pro led the decrease, down almost 20,000 BTC, while some other players saw slight increases in their balance.

Markets expect Fed tapering announcement

The coming week could produce some familiar trends on traditional markets — and their traditional knock-on impact on crypto markets.

These could come thanks to fresh comments from the United States Federal Reserve on coronavirus management Tuesday and Wednesday as markets expect further cues on asset-buying tapering.

This comes as inflation ramps up worldwide, while Fed Chair Jerome Powell previously admitted that the accompanying narrative — supply chain crisis — will likely persist “well into next year.”

“I think the Fed has pretty well determined to start the taper pretty quickly. We expect them to announce it next week and then start it soon thereafter, so that’s pretty well carved in stone,” Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab, told Yahoo Finance last week.

“I think the big debate now is how quickly the Fed moves toward actually raising rates. The expectation in the market has really shifted to expecting as many as two rate hikes in 2022 and 2023… that’s a pretty aggressive pace of tightening.”
Such conditions serve to increase Bitcoin’s attractiveness as an inherently deflationary asset class with a mathematically verifiable supply cap.

Institutional inflows into extant Bitcoin investment products, along with the newly launched futures exchange-traded funds (ETF), highlight growing demand.

By WILLIAM SUBERG

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