Investor Unease Surrounds Shiba Inu as a New Contender Emerges to Lead Crypto Growth

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Recently, top developers at Shiba Inu (SHIB) warned community members to be wary of scammers looking to sell fraudulent airdrops to them through social media channels. As a result, investors turned to a more lucrative token. BorroeFinance ($ROE) emerged as the best crypto to buy in Q4 2023 after promising mouth-watering ROI to early investors. Keep reading to discover expert forecasts and opinions on these two tokens.

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  • The Shiba Inu (SHIB) community suffers repeated scam attempts from bad actors.

  • BorroeFinances native token $ROE sells for $0.015 in the second presale stage.

  • Analysts predict a major price pump for $ROE in Q4 2023.

Cyber Scammers Turn Attention to Shiba Inu (SHIB) Community

Over the past few weeks, Shiba Inu (SHIB) investors have become a target for bad actors in the crypto industry. This action is due to the memecoins recent ecosystem expansion and strong brand popularity.

On October 4, the Telegram account of Shiba Inu was hacked, and the hackers made a fraudulent airdrop announcement for the BONE token. Vet Kusama (a top developer at Shiba Inu) quickly rushed to X to put out a disclaimer.

In an even more recent event, Kusama flagged a fake Shibarium tech channel offering fake airdrops to customers. The developer said this on X on October 16 while reminding community members that airdrops were yet to commence.

Also, Lucie, Shibariums marketing strategist, warned that scammers may try imitating SHIB, BONE, LEASH, and other successful projects within the Shibarium ecosystem to scam unassuming investors.

As a result of the uncertainty in Shiba Inus ecosystem, SHIB did not surge with other top altcoins in early October. On September 28, Shiba Inu (SHIB) traded at $0.000007196. By October 17, the token fell to $0.000006920, losing 4.05%.

In addition, experts predict that Shiba Inu (SHIB) will remain bearish in Q4 2023 due to the Shibariums slow growth and market adoption. Next, lets see whether BorroeFinance ($ROE) offers better prospects than Shiba Inu (SHIB) for October and beyond.

Blockchain Investors Back BorroeFinance to Succeed in Q4 2023

BorroeFinance ($ROE) is an AI-powered funding marketplace that helps web3 businesses and participants generate instant cash by selling their future digital earnings.

On BorroeFinance, web3 content creators can mint their future subscriptions, invoices, royalties, and digital payments into trending NFTs and sell them to supportive communities at discounted prices.

As a decentralized fundraising platform, BorroeFinance enhances buyer convenience and trust by facilitating automatic repayments and securing ROI.

Before granting loan requests, web3 businesses undergo a thorough AI risk assessment to ensure their income sources are legit. Other benefits of borrowing and lending on BorroeFinance include full cost transparency, low transaction fees, instant funding, simple fee structure, etc.

Investors are betting on this hot new crypto token in Q4 2023 and buying $ROE tokens in readiness for a massive price surge. $ROE is selling for $0.015 in its second presale stage.

Investors expect the token will gain 167% to trade at $0.040 when it hits the mainstream crypto market. Furthermore, analysts say early $ROE investors may likely enjoy a greater price pump after BorroeFinance gains popularity in the crypto industry.

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Julian Lopez

Julian Lopez is professor emeritus of finance, served as the founding academic affairs dean and founding chair of the finance department.

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