Shiba Inu Price Prediction: Binance Hacker Dumps 499.9 Billion SHIB for Just 873 ETH

A wallet linked to last week’s Binance hot wallet attack sold 499.9 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) within minutes. The dump brought in just 873 ETH, a price well below what the market was paying at the time.

The attacker’s wallet now holds no SHIB, which removes a feared source of selling pressure. Any Shiba Inu price prediction now depends on whether the token, trading close to its yearly low, can hold steady while Binance completes its reserve check.

Traders who follow whale wallets like this one also watch tools built to track them. One of them is MEMASA ($MEMASA), an upcoming app that turns whale moves into plain-language alerts.

Shiba Inu Price Prediction After the Binance Hacker Clears His SHIB Bag

The attacker received the SHIB in three transfers from a Binance wallet on the evening of the hack.

A few hours later, the wallet sold everything in 13 rapid transfers to decentralized exchange pools. Most of the supply went to ShibaSwap, while the rest landed in a Uniswap pool, according to cryptoticker.io.

The rush to sell cost the attacker dearly, with the average price about 15% below market.

Yet the price barely flinched, since arbitrage bots quickly spread the coins across centralized exchanges.

That matters because the overhang is gone, and Binance has now reopened SHIB withdrawals after a five-day freeze.

Support at $0.00000407 Is the Line to Watch

SHIB trades near $0.00000468, up slightly on the day. The bigger picture is weaker, with the token down about 21% over the past month. The nearest strong support sits at $0.00000407, just above the 52-week low.

On the upside, the first real resistance waits at $0.00000565. Technical indicators lean bearish, and a break below support could open the way toward $0.00000348.

For any near-term Shiba Inu price prediction, a clean Binance reserve report could help buyers reclaim lost ground. Moves like the hacker’s dump show how much whale wallets can shape a token’s week.

MEMASA Flags Whale Moves in Plain Language as They Happen

MEMASA is an on-chain trading app in development that pairs a self-custodial wallet with an AI copilot. Its intelligence engine will analyze wallet flows and large-holder behavior around the clock, turning that activity into short, plain-language insights.

When a large whale transfer hits the chain, MEMASA is designed to respond on several fronts:

• Wallet-follow alerts, set by text, will notify users as soon as a tracked wallet moves funds.
• The copilot will explain the move in a plain-language sentence, with the data behind it.
• Every token involved will show a risk score, so users see the downside before they trade.

Alerts like these will be set by typing a sentence, for example “tell me when this wallet moves funds.” Users will approve the limits and can revoke any automation in one tap.

Wallet Data Also Powers Risk Scores and Leaderboards

Those same wallet insights will feed a risk score for every token, built on insider concentration checks and scam and honeypot detection, with warnings before risky trades. 

Leaderboards will rank traders by verified on-chain results, and users will be able to follow and optionally mirror top traders within their own limits. Funds will stay in the user’s own self-custodial wallet, with keys exportable anytime.

Reserve a Spot on the MEMASA Waitlist

$MEMASA Makes Analysts Back Their Signals With Tokens

Analysts and AI agents on the MEMASA marketplace will need to stake $MEMASA before listing signals, and poor calls can cost them part of that stake. Followers get a clearer view of who stands behind each call.

Traders holding the token will gain access to premium intelligence and fee discounts. Marketplace purchases and contributor rewards will settle in $MEMASA as well, and the capped supply cannot expand now that mint and freeze authority are revoked.

Staged $MEMASA Sale Ahead of Listing

$MEMASA is distributed through a multi-stage on-chain sale, now priced at $0.0155 per token. The price rises from one stage to the next, while unlock periods get shorter. Team tokens vest over a long period on a public schedule.

KYC applies to every buyer, and the Token Sale Terms list the eligibility rules in full.

Whale and hacker wallet dumps like the SHIB sale will keep moving prices across the market.

MEMASA is betting that people want answers about those moves in a single sentence, and its launch will show how many agree. Taking part in the sale does not secure any price after listing.

Take Part in the $MEMASA Sale

The $MEMASA sale is not available in the US, UK, Canada, EU/EEA, SVG or sanctioned jurisdictions. Not financial advice. Crypto is risky. Do your own research.

The Road Ahead for SHIB and MEMASA

SHIB has absorbed the hacker’s dump, but it still trades near its yearly low. Its next move depends on whether buyers defend $0.00000407 or push toward $0.00000565 after Binance’s reserve check.

MEMASA faces a different test, as it needs to turn wallet tracking and AI alerts into an app traders use every day. If adoption grows, demand for its utility token could grow with it. Both outcomes remain uncertain, and higher potential comes with higher risk.

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