Notably, Onchain Lens suggested that the value of these tokens has dropped significantly since their purchase. The wallet owner has suffered a loss of $4.125 million on their Shiba Inu investment compared to the amount originally paid to acquire the tokens.
$SHIB Transactions
Onchain data from Etherscan shows that the owner of this blockchain address is a Binance user who majorly used the exchange to acquire $SHIB tokens.
The address received its first $SHIB tokens from an unlabeled address on March 10, 2024, when $SHIB surged to a daily high of $0.00003527. At the time, the unlabeled address sent 768.95 million $SHIB to 0xbf9…d38ea.
On August 4, 2024, the whale withdrew 64.52 billion $SHIB tokens from Binance. A few days later, it deposited another 65.28 billion $SHIB into the leading crypto exchange, selling all its $SHIB holdings.
However, since the beginning of this year, the address has purchased approximately 612.30 billion $SHIB, which remains untouched. So far, the value of the $SHIB holdings has dropped significantly since their acquisition, losing over $4 million.
Other Shiba Inu Investors Incur Losses
Besides 0xbf9…d38ea, most Shiba Inu investors have also suffered significant losses following $SHIB’s recent collapse. This coincides with a major drawdown across the broader crypto market.
Currently trading at $0.00001219 per token, $SHIB is down 42.3% since the beginning of this year. The token has also plunged 16% in the past 30 days and 16.3% over the past week.
At the current price, 84.89% of all on-chain addresses holding a combined 835.87 trillion $SHIB ($10.19 billion) are in losses, according to data from IntoTheBlock.
However, only 12.31% of Shiba Inu on-chain addresses with a holding of 121.25 trillion $SHIB ($1.48 billion) are seeing gains on their investment. The remaining 2.79%, holding 27.5 trillion $SHIB valued at $335.43 million, are at breakeven.