Shiba Inu Trading Volume Explodes 199% After Debut on Solana: Could SHIB Be Primed for a Q4 Memecoin Explosion?
Shiba Inu moved onto Solana, and the token’s trading volume was reported higher around the same time. One piece framed the move as a live launch on Solana, while the other described Sunrise introducing SHIB’s canonical representation on that network and put 24-hour volume at about $101 million.
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People holding or trading SHIB would notice that the token now exists on Solana and can move within that network’s trading environment. That affects users who look for Solana-based venues and the broader memecoin sector watching SHIB’s cross-chain presence change.
Before this, SHIB was not described here as live on Solana, and now Sunrise is introducing its canonical representation there. In practice, the setup on Solana is being presented as a formal token presence rather than an informal listing, while the trading figure being cited remains the same at about $101 million over 24 hours.
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