By the beginning of 2025, the cryptocurrency Shiba Inu has experienced a significant decline, like many other assets in the digital currency market. In just the last month, the meme coin has lost over 20% of its value. Nevertheless, despite this decline, trading volume remains high, indicating continued investor interest in the coin.
The head of marketing for Shiba Inu, Lucy, urges to maintain optimism during this downturn. She is confident that the token will regain its position in the market and return to its former popularity.
Indeed, the launch of a cryptocurrency reserve announced by the White House could be a bullish signal for the entire sector. At the cryptocurrency summit on March 7, David Sachs, known as Trump's "crypto czar," reported that Ethereum might be included in this reserve. It is also possible that Shiba Inu could be included if XRP is nearby.
Additionally, one cannot ignore the growing interest in cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that will be created based on altcoins. Applications have already been submitted for the creation of ETFs for well-known altcoins such as Dogecoin (DOGE), Litecoin (LTC), XRP, and Solana (SOL).