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Elon Musk, the eccentric billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX, posted a clip of Shiba Inu late at night – a short AI-generated video of the dog wandering a narrow corridor with a small banjo strapped to its paws – and, as expected, immediately flooded every crypto feed, because something remotely connected to Musk and dogs tends to dominate the discussion even when the market itself has zero interest in responding to it.
Dogecoin, usually the first to show any trace of influence related to Musk, did not even blink this time: the price was fixed near the $0.158 area and continued to move along the same intraday trajectory that it had followed for hours, without rebounds, without interruption, without a change in volume, nothing to suggest that the clip mattered to traders who were already in a cooldown in the general sector.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) it was no different – the token was around $0.000009, went lower and did not show any candles that could reasonably be related to anything that appeared on Musk’s timeline, which is a big contrast with the reflexive behavior it showed in the past.
FLOKI, which is what Musk called his own dog Shiba Inu eventually, approached the model with the initial weakness, a routine touch of the intraday minimum and a slight recovery that followed the wider flow of the small stage rather than any external catalyst, confirming that the Shiba video worked strictly as entertainment and not as market input.
Thus, although the video dominated the feeds for a while and raised the usual round of reactions, none of it appeared in the market, and the meme-coin names followed the same direction in which they moved before. Moss he published it.