Mystery Whale Snatches 132 Billion SHIB in Stealth Move

New on-chain data reveals something wild - a mystery address is gobbling up Shiba Inu tokens at an absolutely insane rate from a major U.S. crypto platform. Within just 24 hours, this wallet has accumulated a staggering 132.35 billion SHIB (about $1.66 million) through three separate transactions straight from an exchange's hot wallet, according to Arkham data.

The biggest move dropped a massive 73.7 billion SHIB (nearly $928,000) just before this report. Earlier, another 39.5 billion SHIB ($496,000) came in, following a smaller 19 billion SHIB ($241,000) transfer the day before.

What's really interesting? Not a single token has moved out since. This doesn't look like some quick flip between accounts - someone's quietly stockpiling SHIB like crazy.

Looking at the charts, SHIB is hovering around $0.0000125, down about 1% in the latest session. The coin's been stuck in this boring $0.0000100 to $0.0000150 range all summer. Every breakout attempt dies quickly, but there's always enough buying to prevent any serious collapse.

I find it fascinating that this whale is loading up big time in the middle of this range. It screams "I know something you don't" - someone with serious cash is deliberately choosing this flat zone as their entry point.

Buy zone? Hell yeah!

The big picture shows SHIB hasn't broken its base since early 2025, despite making lower highs. These massive inflows prove liquidity exists even during dips.

Whether this mystery player continues accumulating or suddenly dumps these tokens will be telling. But for now, the message is clear: While retail traders have gotten bored and wandered off, some big money is silently betting on Shiba Inu's future.

SHIB: $0.00001183 (+0.51%)