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The post Shiba Inu Price Prediction: SHIB’s Path and Why Launch Week Belongs to Bullski’s Priority List appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Any honest Shiba Inu price prediction starts from the same fact: SHIB already made its legendary run, and the next one has to move hundreds of trillions of tokens. So this forecast maps a path instead of promising fireworks, through the burns, Shibarium, the supply math, and the meme cycle. It also covers the other Ethereum meme story this week, a brand new stage one opening Friday on Bullski’s official website, where the free priority list is filling ahead of launch. SHIB’s Path From Here SHIB launched on Ethereum in August 2020 and turned a joke into an empire: Shibarium, its own layer 2, a burn portal steadily retiring tokens, listings on most major exchanges, and one of the biggest holder bases in crypto. The project outgrew the meme label years ago, which is exactly what a forecast has to price. Mature coins move differently. SHIB trades with

The post Bullski Presale Countdown: What Happens at 5pm UTC on Launch Day and How to Be First in Line appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Bullski presale countdown finally has a hard date on it: 5pm UTC on Friday, July 10, 2026. That is the moment stage one of the Bullski presale opens, priority list members move first, and the public follows. This piece walks through the launch hour in order, what to have ready in the days before, and why your place in line sets the price you pay. If you want the short version: get on the free priority list before Friday. The Launch-Hour Sequence When the clock hits 5pm UTC on Friday, the order of events is already set. Stage one opens at the lowest price step of the whole sale, the bottom rung of a ladder that climbs toward the $0.0025 listing reference. Priority list members get the first window, and the public rush follows once that first wave is through. Definition: Stage one is the first and lowest-priced step of Bullski’s 16-stage sale, and