Fans of shiba inu (SHIB) will be dismayed to hear that fintech specialists say that the doggy-themed coin will be worth nothing at all in eight years’ time – with most opining that the time has come for Shib Army soldiers to ditch their coins...before it’s too late.
Per a survey from Finder.com, the firm claimed it had “polled 36 fintech specialists” on the meme-powered coin and its future. The panel of respondents included the Swinburne University Technology Director and Lecturer Dimitrios Salampasis and the University of Canberra Senior Lecturer John Hawkins.
The panel did not mince its words, claiming that SHIB would be worth USD 0.000018750 “at the end of year on average” – with 70% of the specialist group opining that SHIB “will have no value by the end of 2030,” and 73% saying that “now is the time to sell SHIB.”
Finder appeared ready to dance on the token’s grave, reporting that “it’s a matter of when, not if, we’ll see the death of shiba inu.”
It added that “30% of panelists who gave a price prediction (3/10) think SHIB will have no value by the end of the year.”
Six in 10, meanwhile, claimed that the token would bite the dust by “the end of 2025.”
Only 3% of the panelists argued that the time was right to buy, although 23% advised holding coins.
Finder claimed that it had conducted its survey from late March to mid-April 2022.
Finder and the panel further opined that “hype” would “continue as the driving force behind the value of SHIB, with 82% of the panel saying memecoin hype will have a significant impact on Shiba Inu's price this year.”
But 41% of panelists claimed that “inclusion on major broker platforms like Robinhood” would help the token “gain steam.”
The Finder co-founder Fred Schebesta waded into the debate to
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