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Shiba Inu, sometimes known as the Dogecoin killer, has gained popularity as one of the most popular meme coins in the crypto world. While it was started as a joke by a person or group of people known as Ryoshi, it quickly gained popularity on social media and a devoted following.

As with any other cryptocurrency, the shiba inu coin price went through lots of ups and downs over the years, and investors managed to profit from these fluctuations. While the price of the meme coin has declined throughout this year, there are still people who believe in its long-term potential. So, should you jump in? Let’s take a detailed look at Shiba Inu to answer this question.

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