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RT @army_shiba: Here’s What 500 Million #Shiba Inu Costs Today and Could Be Worth by 2035

Here’s What 500 Million #Shiba Inu Costs Today and Could Be Worth by 2035

Aleksei Andriunin, founder and CEO of crypto market maker Gotbit, has been sentenced to eight months in prison for his role in a multi-million-dollar wash trading scheme that inflated trading volumes for various cryptocurrencies. The sentencing was handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Angel Kelley in Boston, following Andriunin’s guilty plea in March 2025 to wire fraud and conspiracy to commit market manipulation. The 26-year-old, a dual citizen of Russia and Portugal, was arrested in Portugal in October 2024 and extradited to the U.S. in February 2025. As part of a plea agreement, Andriunin agreed to forfeit $23 million in stablecoins held in crypto wallets linked to Gotbit. Gotbit Consulting LLC, the firm he founded, was also sentenced to five years’ probation and is required to cease operations. The company admitted to offering wash trading services between 2018 and 2024, manipulating trading volumes to help client tokens appear more active and gain listings on exchanges and CoinMarketCap. Prosecutors said Gotbit used multiple accounts to avoid blockchain detection and received tens of millions of dollars in client payments for these services. Tokens involved in the scheme included Robo Inu and Saitama. Company directors Fedor Kedrov and Qawi Jalili were also indicted. Gotbit is the third crypto market maker charged in relation to illegal trading practices, following actions against MyTrade and CLS Global, according to the Justice Department. The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a separate civil enforcement action against Gotbit for securities law violations. As part of his sentence, Andriunin will also serve one year of supervised release and is barred from crypto-related activity during that period.

Following Israel’s airstrikes on Iran, crypto markets have sharply declined. Amid the turbulence, Santiment data shows a spike in large wallet activity across altcoins like Shiba Inu, Compound, and UMA. Such movements could potentially indicate that whales may be repositioning as the broader market struggles to find stability. Whale activity across several mid- and low-cap cryptocurrencies has surged in recent days, indicating potential price trend reversals, both upward and downward. In its latest report , Santiment explained that spikes in high-value transactions suggest whales may be strategically accumulating or offloading assets. Among tokens showing signs of accumulation, Shiba Inu, Ankr, and LCX have each seen large upticks in whale transactions that correlate with price gains or potential recoveries. Shiba Inu (SHIB), the second-largest meme coin by market cap, recorded 527 whale transactions on June 5, the highest single-day spike in five months. This activity coincided with a modest price increase, leading Santiment to believe that it could be the early phase of a larger rally, especially as the transaction spike occurred while prices were falling. Similarly, Ankr (ANKR), a decentralized infrastructure platform, saw eight $100,000+ transactions on June 8, which follows a 23% decline over the past month. While largely ignored recently, previous whale spikes have often preceded price rebounds. Meanwhile, LCX, the utility token for the Liechtenstein Cryptoassets Exchange, logged 12 large whale transfers on June 9, the highest since February. After falling 31% from its April peak, the token has since gained 8%, which prompted speculation about renewed investor interest due to its regulatory positioning and low market cap. On the flip side, Santiment has identified signs of whale dumping in assets such as SPX6900, Compound (COMP), and UMA. SPX6900, a satirical meme coin that has surged 486% in three months, recorded 134 large transactions on June 9, likely pointing to profit-taking by whales and a potential local top. Similarly, Compound, a DeFi token that allows users to earn interest on crypto deposits, saw its highest whale transaction count since April 1, with 157 transfers on June 9. This comes amid a double-digit monthly price surge, which the crypto analytic firm notes may suggest overbought conditions in the short term. UMA, a platform for creating synthetic assets without real-time price feeds, also raised red flags. It saw 27 whale transactions on June 8, the most in 2025, just as its price soared 52% from June 5-8. The timing implies coordinated profit-taking. Abrupt increases in high-value transactions, particularly after rapid price gains, can be early indicators of local market tops and potential pullbacks.

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