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Shiba Inu Price History

logoShiba Inu Price History

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    TimeOpening PriceHighLowClosing PriceVolume
    2026-08-23$ 0.00000545$ 0.00000553$ 0.00000543$ 0.00000552$ 76.84B
    2026-08-22$ 0.00000590$ 0.00000622$ 0.00000522$ 0.00000545$ 6199.18B
    2026-08-21$ 0.00000494$ 0.00000622$ 0.00000492$ 0.00000591$ 5985.61B
    2026-08-20$ 0.00000474$ 0.00000502$ 0.00000470$ 0.00000494$ 2722.31B
    2026-08-19$ 0.00000441$ 0.00000477$ 0.00000440$ 0.00000475$ 1777.32B
    2026-08-18$ 0.00000448$ 0.00000448$ 0.00000436$ 0.00000442$ 805.37B
    2026-08-17$ 0.00000444$ 0.00000451$ 0.00000440$ 0.00000448$ 779.12B
    2026-08-16$ 0.00000451$ 0.00000454$ 0.00000436$ 0.00000443$ 608.86B
    2026-08-15$ 0.00000462$ 0.00000463$ 0.00000448$ 0.00000451$ 620.07B
    2026-08-14$ 0.00000445$ 0.00000468$ 0.00000443$ 0.00000462$ 1702.44B
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    About Shiba Inu Historical Price Data

    Shiba Inu price history tracking allows cryptocurrency investors to conveniently monitor the performance of their investments. You can easily view Shiba Inu's opening, high, closing prices, and trading volume over time. Additionally, you can instantly view the percentage change per day, making it easy to identify days with high volatility. According to our historical Shiba Inu price data, its value soared to an all-time peak of over $ 0.00008854 on Oct 28, 2021. Meanwhile, the lowest point in Shiba Inu's price trajectory (often referred to as the "Shiba Inu all-time low") occurred on Apr 28, 2021. If someone had purchased Shiba Inu during this period, they would currently have a substantial profit of +11519.42%. The total supply of Shiba Inu is designed to be 1,000,000,000,000,000. As of now, the circulating supply of Shiba Inu is approximately 589,239,392,794,970. When verifying your investments, please be aware of data risks, as values may vary between different providers.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Historical Price Data?
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    Historical price data refers to the past trading prices of an asset over a specific period. It usually includes open, high, low, close prices, trading volume, and percentage changes.
    How Often is The Historical Data Updated?
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    Historical market data is typically updated in real time or at regular intervals depending on the data provider and market conditions.
    What Information is Included in The Historical Data Table?
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    The table may include: - Date - Open price - High price - Low price - Close price - Trading volume - Market capitalization - Percentage change
    Can I Download The Historical Data?
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    Some platforms allow users to export or download historical market data in CSV or other formats for further analysis.
    Why Does Historical Data Matter?
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    Historical data helps traders and investors analyze market trends, identify patterns, compare performance, and make informed decisions.
    Is Historical Data Accurate?
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    Most platforms aggregate data from multiple exchanges and liquidity providers. However, slight differences may occur across platforms due to varying data sources and update times.
    Can Historical Data Predict Future Prices?
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    Historical data can help identify trends and market behavior, but it cannot guarantee future price movements.
    What Time Range is Available for Historical Data?
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    Available time ranges may vary by asset and platform, including daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or all-time historical records.
    Why Are Prices Different Across Exchanges?
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    Prices may vary slightly between exchanges due to liquidity, trading volume, regional demand, and market timing differences.
    How Should Beginners Use Historical Data?
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    Beginners can use historical data to understand market volatility, learn price cycles, and improve basic technical analysis skills.

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