A panel of specialists at Finder has predicted the death of shiba inu (SHIB) cryptocurrency. The majority believes that the price of the meme crypto will eventually fall to zero. In addition, “Our panel is overwhelmingly out on SHIB, with 73% saying that now is the time to sell.”
SHIB Price Prediction
Leading price comparison portal Finder.com updated its price prediction for the shiba inu cryptocurrency last week. “Finder surveyed a panel of 36 fintech experts in April to get their thoughts on shiba inu performance over the next decade,” the company explained.
“Things are not looking good for the meme coin shiba inu,” Finder remarked, adding that “It’s a matter of when, not if, we’ll see the death of shiba inu, according to the majority of Finder’s shiba inu price predictions report panel.”
The company explained that at the time of the survey, SHIB’s price was $0.00002029 and the panel expected it to drop 7.6% to $0.000018750 by the time of the survey. end of 2022. However, at the time of writing, SHIB is already trading at a lower price. price of $0.00001187.
Finder told Bitcoin.com News:
70% of the panel say SHIB will have no value by the end of 2030.
Specifically, “The panel expects the value of the token to continue to fall and be worth $0.000002500 to close 2025 and $0.000000325 by the end of 2030,” the company wrote.
The specialists came up with several factors that will impact the price of the meme cryptocurrency this year. 82% said that meme coin hype will have the most effect on the price of SHIB. The next biggest factor is inclusion on major brokerage platforms like Robinhood. Other factors include the launch of Shibaswap, the burning of SHIB tokens, and the number of businesses accepting shiba inu as payment.
One of the specialists on the panel was Matthew Harry, Head of Funds at Digitalx Asset Management. He expects meme coins, including SHIB, to completely disappear as the crypto market matures, stating:
This market is maturing and things like SHIB will die as capital begins to flow to quality and value rather than being scattered across the field in the hope that every player wins a prize. That’s not how things work. Hype dies, value rises.
Another specialist on the panel was a fintech lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology, Dimitrios Salampasis, who made a similar prediction that SHIB will eventually become worthless. “I’m of the view that all of these prank-type coins will go away and make room for real innovation and crypto-assets that can serve appropriate use cases,” he stressed.
When asked about whether it is time to buy, sell, or hold shiba inu, the specialists said:
Our panel is overwhelmingly on SHIB, with 73% saying now is the time to sell. Only 23% say you should keep your SHIB and only 3% think you should buy.
