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Shiba Inu and Ripple (XRP) holders have long been vying for a spectacular price breakout. Both the tokens have already been showing a calculated price approach, unable to bloom and prosper into their full potential. With the economic crisis and uncertainty, the retail investors have also been adopting a cautious stance, which has impacted both the tokens in a significant way. Here are the three best market facts that investors should keep a note of, instead of ditching the tokens midway. Also Read: Is PEPE the Next SHIB? See What $1K Could Do in 2 Years Three Bear Market Facts Investors Should Know About SHIB and XRP 1. No Need To Fret Current Market Dips Source: Watcher Guru For investors, certain market dips are silent blessings in disguise. The current bear market momentum is exactly what an investor needs to pave a prosperous future for themselves. Per Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, Bitcoin is currently in its most affordable form. These dips should be treated as buyback opportunities...

Bitcoin’s (BTC) price has been consolidating around the $26,000 mark after its sudden decline from $29,000 on Aug. 18. With the recent regulators’ scrutiny, data shows that BTC might be headed to the bear zone. According to the market intelligence platform Santiment, Bitcoin’s social volume has dropped by almost 88% over the past 24 hours. The notable fall comes as the asset’s price struggles to stay above the crucial $26,000 mark. BTC price, whale activity, social volume and exchange inflow – Aug. 28 | Source: Santiment Quite similarly, the number of BTC whale transactions, consisting of at least $100,000 worth of Bitcoin has also plunged from 4,210 to 755 over the past day, marking an 81.5% decline, according to Santiment. You might also like: Meet the whales: Bitcoin’s biggest holders and their market influence On the other hand, Bitcoin investors are still HODLing their assets, probably aiming at a higher price now as data suggests that BTC’s exchange inflow ...