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Shiba Inu Faces Delisting from Top Crypto Exchange, Threatening Momentum and Liquidity
ByAinvest
Friday, Sep 5, 2025 5:35 am ET1min read
Shiba Inu is facing delisting from BitMEX, a top-tier crypto exchange, due to insufficient trading interest. This delisting affects only derivatives and not spot trading, but it indicates declining institutional and speculative demand for SHIB on the derivatives market. Without powerful catalysts or new momentum, SHIB could retest $0.0000115 and fall below its support levels. The delisting is seen as evidence of Shiba Inu's hype cycle having ended, which could undermine confidence in the asset.
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