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Concerns have emerged over Shiba Inu’s (SHIB) token distribution after analysts revealed that several wallets hold a significant portion of its supply. On Friday, crypto analytics firm Santiment reported that the top 10 SHIB wallets collectively own 61.3% of the total supply. By comparison, Ethereum’s top 10 wallets hold 46.1% of its supply, while Chainlink and Toncoin have even lower concentrations at 33.1% and 32.8%, respectively. Notably, as per the firm, such a high concentration for SHIB raises fears of price manipulation and volatility. “When the top 10 largest wallets hold a big portion of a cryptocurrency’s total supply, like Shiba Inu at 61%, it means a small number of holders have significant control over the market. If these wallets decide to sell, it can cause sharp price drops, creating greater risks for smaller investors.” The firm tweeted. On the other hand, cryptocurrencies with more evenly distributed ownership are considered more stable, as they are less susceptible to market manipulation by a few large players. However, a closer look at the nature of these wallets reveals that the situation may not be as concerning as initially feared. While the numbers suggest that a small number of entities control SHIB’s supply, the firm noted that many of these top wallets do not belong to individual investors or whales but are controlled by exchanges and the SHIB burn wallet. Notably, the official burn wallet is the largest SHIB wallet, which holds an astounding 41% of the total supply. These tokens have been permanently removed from circulation, meaning they cannot be sold or reintroduced to the market. This significantly reduces concerns about potential sell-offs from this particular address. The second-largest wallet, containing 44.72 trillion SHIB, belongs to the South Korean exchange Upbit. Similarly, Binance holds 44.19 trillion SHIB as the third-largest wallet, while Robinhood controls the fourth-largest with 39.27 trillion SHIB. Other major exchanges like Crypto.com, OKX, and BitGo also hold substantial amounts. Since these exchanges hold SHIB on behalf of millions of retail investors rather than for personal investment, the likelihood of coordinated price manipulation is much lower than initially perceived. It’s also important to note that such entities, particularly Robinhood, have continued accumulating SHIB, signaling a growing interest in the meme coin. According to Santiment, such purchases indicate confidence in the meme coins future. “If these large holders continue to hold or accumulate, it generally signals confidence in the project and can actually reward traders who collectively hold less power and rely more heavily on the behavior of a few large key stakeholders.” Santiment wrote. SHIB traded at $0.00001569 at press time, reflecting a 1.10% surge in the past 24 hours.

Digital asset whales have picked up huge Dogecoin (DOGE) holdings amid the ongoing price correction. Meme coins like DOGE, Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Dogwifhat (WIF) recorded outflows in the last seven days, but mid-week numbers show signs of a reversal. The wider crypto market traded sideways after sentiments plunged in reaction to U.S. macro tensions. Whales Take Huge DOGE Positions This week, crypto whales have capitalized on the crypto downturn to accumulate meme coins. On-chain data shows traders acquired 750 million DOGE tokens, which shows strong signs of a possible reversal. This has been re-echoed by market analysts pointing to on-chain and price charts backing an uptick. The leading meme coin stands at the fore due to the Elon Musk effect, amongst others. Crypto repositioning is normal during dips as retail clients exit the market for larger holders. DOGE whales dominate the market, shaping the wider direction of these assets. Recently, DOGE whales have intensified buying pressure in a bid to recover losses ahead of the coming altcoin season. In the same period, traders moved assets off exchanges to other custodians. Despite recording double-digit price falls, meme coins are known to outpace the wider sentiments due to high volatility. This week, Canadian blockchain company Neptune Digital Assets purchased 1 million DOGE worth approximately $270,000 as part of its pro-crypto efforts. This comes after Spirit Blockchain brought DOGE to its holdings, marking a rise in institutional investment in the meme coin. Neptune Digital Assets increased its Bitcoin portfolio by $2 million currently holding 376 BTC worth approximately $37 million in the asset. Growing institutional interests in Bitcoin have a ripple effect on meme coins. DOGE To Ignite Altcoins At the time of writing, DOGE trades at $0.2491, down 5% today along the lines of other meme coins. The asset’s weekly losses are over 20%, flagged as a good entry point for most traders ahead of anticipated gains. Dogecoin’s projected gains can fuel inflows to other coins as part of a wider cycle high. For more traders, momentum lies in the approval of a spot Dogecoin ETF expanding its reach to more investors. Like Bitcoin products, these funds are expected to lead a new horizon as bulls set sights on $1. Furthermore, traction from positive US legislation and Elon Musk’s lead Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are expected to build positive sentiments for several market participants.

The post Just In: CFTC Plans CEO Forum to Discuss Crypto Pilot Program appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News In a significant development, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced plans to hold a CEO forum to discuss the launch of its crypto pilot program. In a latest press release, CFTC announced that it will host a CEO Forum with top industry firms to discuss its digital asset markets pilot program for tokenized non-cash collateral like stablecoins. Companies such as Circle, Coinbase, Crypto.com, and Ripple will participate. It noted that more details will be shared once finalized. “I’m excited to announce this groundbreaking initiative for U.S. digital asset markets,” noted Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham. “The CFTC is committed to responsible innovation. I look forward to engaging with market participants to deliver on the Trump Administration’s promise of ensuring that America leads the way on economic opportunity,” he added further. Acting Chairman Pham previously proposed a CFTC pilot program as a U.S. regulatory sandbox to clarify rules for digital asset markets and establish strong safeguards. The CFTC has had success with pilot programs since the 1990s. Last year, the CFTC’s Global Markets Advisory Committee, led by Acting Chairman Pham, recommended by its Digital Asset Markets Subcommittee, on expanding the use of non-cash collateral through distributed ledger technology.