https://coinjournal.net/news/shiba-inu-erases-2023-gains-reaches-major-support-area/
Weak cryptocurrencies unable to deal with renewed dollar strength Shiba Inu gave up all of its 2023 gains The technical picture signals more downside The bearish crypto market of 2022 appeared to have ended at the start of 2023. Then, Bitcoin rallied, dragging with it the entire crypto ecosystem. …
Shiba Inu erases 2023 gains, reaches major support area
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