Crypto enthusiast Gokhshtein hopes that SHIB will surge again during next crypto bull run
Gokshtein Media founder and podcaster David Gokshtein has taken to Twitter to reaffirm his support for the Shiba Inu meme coin. He also expects that during the next bull run in the crypto market, this digital currency will reach new highs.
“Urging” SHIB to make comeback
Gokhshtein has called for the Shiba Inu price to push up on the charts in the next bull run in a recent tweet, stating that “it better make a comeback.”
Throughout 2022, David has shown immense support for the Shiba Inu, praising its ecosystem and the metaverse being created at this time. He also “urged” the SHIB price to reach the level of $0.01 in August. However, this was done despite his earlier statement that he sees meme coin reaching $0.001, not $1.
This is not the first time the crypto influencer has shared his expectation regarding SHIB taking off during the next bull run. In an October tweet, he said this about both SHIB and DOGE – the two biggest canine tokens by market cap.
When SHIB emerged in 2020, it was first labeled as a “DOGE killer,” and Gokhshtin commented this fall. He said he was sorry for not doing everything on SHIB as his attention was distracted by this “DOGE killer” label. Overall, according to their earlier tweets, the main goal of Meme Coins is to bring more new users to the crypto market and bitcoin.
So far, Shiba Inu looks far from making a comeback as it has recently dropped to add another zero to its price. At the time of this writing, the coin is changing hands at $0.000008297, dropping 1.36% in the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap.
This price level is 90.63% below the historic peak of $0.00008845 that SHIB reached in October last year.
Shibburn Project teases new feature
Leading burn transaction tracker Shiburn is apparently busy upgrading its website now. One of Shibburn’s projects, called Shibburn Radio, has tweeted that it has resolved a major issue with one of its advertisers related to payments.
Now, it will continue burning SHIB, and after the aforementioned website is upgraded, there will be a search feature that will allow users to see exactly how much SHIB was burned with this particular project.
As for the amount of SHIB removed from circulation in the past 24 hours, this constitutes a total of 27,939,968 Mem coins, according to a recent tweet by Shibburn.
