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Shiba Inu (SHIB) está atualmente sendo atingido por um "duplo golpe": está sofrendo com a queda geral do mercado de criptomoedas enquanto também enfrenta algumas questões internas específicas de identidade e oferta.
​A partir do início de fevereiro de 2026, aqui está exatamente o que está acontecendo com o SHIB:
​1. O Fator "Baleia" e Pressão de Venda
​Nas últimas 48 horas, os dados on-chain mostraram grandes "baleias" movendo bilhões de tokens SHIB para exchanges centralizadas. No mundo das criptomoedas, mover moedas para uma exchange é geralmente um sinal de que um grande detentor está se preparando para vender. Isso cria "pressão para baixo" no preço, fazendo com que ele caia ainda mais rápido do que o Bitcoin.

The crypto market is currently experiencing a significant downturn, with Bitcoin dropping below the $82,000 – $83,000 range as of late January 2026. This isn't just a random dip; it’s a "perfect storm" of political, economic, and technical factors hitting all at once.
​Here are the primary reasons for the recent crash:
​1. U.S. Government Partial Shutdown
​As of this weekend (January 31, 2026), the United States has entered a partial government shutdown after lawmakers failed to pass a funding package.
​The Impact: Political instability in Washington D.C. makes investors nervous. When the world’s largest economy faces a shutdown, traders tend to exit "risky" assets like crypto and move into "safe havens" like cash or gold.
​2. The "Everything Selloff" (Gold & Tech)
​Usually, when stocks or crypto go down, gold goes up. However, we are seeing a rare event where everything is falling together.
​Gold & Silver Crash: Precious metals just saw a massive price correction (gold fell nearly 15%). This triggered margin calls, forcing traders to sell their crypto holdings to cover losses in their gold and silver positions.
​Tech Sector Weakness: Massive tech companies like Microsoft have reported disappointing earnings, dragging down the Nasdaq and, by extension, Bitcoin, which is still highly correlated with tech stocks.
​3. Federal Reserve Uncertainty
​The Fed recently decided to hold interest rates steady (3.50%–3.75%), but the "hawkish" tone from Chair Jerome Powell suggested that rate cuts are unlikely until much later in 2026.
​Furthermore, there is high-level political tension regarding the nomination of the next Fed Chair, creating a "policy vacuum" that the markets hate.
​4. Massive Liquidations & Institutional Exit
​Leverage Flush: Over $1.75 billion in leveraged long positions (traders betting the price would go up) were "liquidated" (forcefully closed) in the last 24 hours. This creates a domino effect: as prices drop, more positions are closed, which pushes the price even lower.
​ETF Outflows: Large institutional investors are pulling money out. Bitcoin ETFs recorded over $800 million in outflows in a single day, signaling that the "Big Money" is moving to the sidelines for now.
​5. Geopolitical Tensions
​Renewed trade war threats (specifically regarding tariffs) and military posturing in the Middle East have pushed the "Crypto Fear & Greed Index" into Extreme Fear territory.
​What to watch next:
​Most analysts are now looking at the $80,000 support level for Bitcoin. If it fails to hold that floor, some predict a further slide toward $74,000.
​Would you like me to check the current price of a specific altcoin (like Ethereum, Solana, or XRP) to see how hard it was hit c#USGovShutdown ompared to Bitcoin?