Shiba Inu is 94% below its record — and the maths of getting back
CryptoList Research · 14 Oct 2026
Shiba Inu peaked at A$0.000115 27 October 2021. Recovering that high needs a bigger move than the fall that caused it.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) trades at A$0.000007. Its all-time high in AUD was A$0.000115, set 27 October 2021 — 5.0 years ago. That is 94% below the peak.
Here is the part that surprises people. A fall of 94% does not need a 94% rise to undo it — it needs 1,519%, or about 16× from here. Losses and gains are not symmetrical, because the gain is calculated from the smaller number: halve something and it takes a double to get back, quarter it and it takes a quadruple. That arithmetic is identical for every asset and it does not care which one you hold.
- Now
- A$0.000007
- Record high
- A$0.000115
- Below it
- −94%
- To break even
- +1,519%
Where an Australian can buy it
Three exchanges we track list it — Swyftx, CoinSpot, Digital Surge, all with a direct AUD pair.
In short
- Down 94% from A$0.000115 (27 October 2021).
- Breaking even from here takes 1,519% — about 16× — not 94%.
- Every coin we track, measured the same way, on drawdowns.
How this was made. Every figure above was read from our own database at 14 Oct 2026 and assembled automatically — no part of it is a forecast, and nothing here is financial advice. We explain the method on how we review, the sources on data sources, and the limits on our disclaimer.