Shiba Inu (SHIB) price has risen by 59.71% in the last 30 days, although its market cap has decreased from the $18 billion mark. Despite this decline, SHIB remains the second-largest meme coin in the market, only behind Dogecoin.

SHIB’s 7-day MVRV is currently at -3.79%, indicating that holders have experienced an average loss of about 4% over the past week. This suggests that the asset may be undervalued or oversold, with the potential for further short-term corrections before any price rebound.

SHIB 7D MVRV Shows More Corrections Could Happen Soon

Shiba Inu 7-day MVRV is currently at -3.79%, down from 5% a day ago.

This indicates that SHIB holders have, on average, suffered a loss of about 4% over the past week, suggesting that the asset may be undervalued or oversold.

MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) measures the difference between an asset’s market cap and its realized cap. A negative MVRV indicates that the asset is potentially oversold. While SHIB’s 7D MVRV is negative, historical data shows that it has often rebounded after reaching similar levels.

However, it has also continued to decline to -4% or even -9% before price surges occurred. This means that Shiba Inu price may face further short-term declines before a potential price recovery.

Shiba Inu Whales Are Not Accumulating

The number of addresses holding at least 1 billion SHIB has decreased recently, from 10,860 on December 5 to 10,845 now.

This decline follows a pattern seen over the past month, as the number of such addresses has been steadily falling since November 8, when it was at 11,013.

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Author: Tiago Amaral