Meme Coin Meltdown? Shiba Inu Hints at Market Turnaround

- Meme coin prices crashed significantly in the past month.
- The meme coins market crashed nearly 50% in the last 30 days.
- Shiba Inu slid into a notable support region amid the meme coins crash.
Meme coins have had a rough month. The crypto category’s total market value dropped almost 50% in about 30 days. However, crypto analysts are watching individual tokens to see which one can stem the bearish pressure and force a fortune reversal.
According to data from the crypto aggregation platform CoinmarketCap, the total meme coins market capitalization dropped from $96.23 billion on January 27, 2025, to $57.41 billion as of February 26, marking a month of steady decline and reflecting a 43.63% crash.
Dogecoin and Shiba Inu Hit Hard
Many top meme coins took big losses when the whole cryptocurrency market faced heavy selling pressure. Dogecoin (DOGE), the biggest meme coin, lost 55% of its value. It went from a $0.4343 yearly high in mid-January to $0.2145 on February 25.
Notably, the across-the-board decline in meme coins pushed Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second-largest after DOGE, toward important support. 1 SHIB’s price path has made analysts curious, especi…
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Meme Coin Meltdown? Shiba Inu Hints at Market Turnaround

- Meme coin prices crashed significantly in the past month.
- The meme coins market crashed nearly 50% in the last 30 days.
- Shiba Inu slid into a notable support region amid the meme coins crash.
Meme coins have had a rough month. The crypto category’s total market value dropped almost 50% in about 30 days. However, crypto analysts are watching individual tokens to see which one can stem the bearish pressure and force a fortune reversal.
According to data from the crypto aggregation platform CoinmarketCap, the total meme coins market capitalization dropped from $96.23 billion on January 27, 2025, to $57.41 billion as of February 26, marking a month of steady decline and reflecting a 43.63% crash.
Dogecoin and Shiba Inu Hit Hard
Many top meme coins took big losses when the whole cryptocurrency market faced heavy selling pressure. Dogecoin (DOGE), the biggest meme coin, lost 55% of its value. It went from a $0.4343 yearly high in mid-January to $0.2145 on February 25.
Notably, the across-the-board decline in meme coins pushed Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second-largest after DOGE, toward important support. 1 SHIB’s price path has made analysts curious, especi…
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