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Shiba Inu price has been rising consecutively for the last four days, signaling market strength for the meme coin. This uptick follows a recent run on liquidity, where market makers pushed the price action below key support or resistance levels to capture liquidity trapped in these zones.  With the price of SHIB now in an uptrend, it could potentially extend current weekly gains by another 8%, assuming market conditions remain favorable. In comparison, the broader crypto market is also seeing growing optimism, with many analysts speculating on how soon Bitcoin price could hit the $100K milestone, fueled by institutional adoption and increasing demand. Why Liquidity Runs are Good For Shiba Inu Price Liquidity runs are situations where the price of an asset moves rapidly through key levels, often due to significant buying or selling pressure. The Shiba Inu price chart below shows the two liquidity runs on August 22-26 and September 5-8.  Liquidity runs are great for price of Shiba Inu because they can lead to increased volatility and significant price movements, something investors like to see. This volatility creates trading opportunities because the swift price movement breaks established market structures, creating potential entry opportunities. This is evident in the case of Shiba Inu, as the price of whale activity surgery has increased by 367% in the last 24 hours, according to IntoTheBlock data. The SHIB large transaction volume was 3.21T SHIB ($43.52 million) over the last day, signifying that activity among whales was rising, either buying or selling. However, a scrutiny of the Shiba Inu inflows on September 9 shows a spike of 164% in large holder inflows. This indicator tracks the funds entering into the addresses that belong to whales. The spike could indicate that whales are buying SHIB. This is further supported by the fact that the…

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