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By Maheen Hernandez
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Price Holds Near Support as Supply Builds. That $0.0000052 level is doing a lot of work right now.
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Network Activity Stays Steady Despite the Pressure. Here's the thing that keeps the bear case from being clean: the Shiba Inu network isn't dead.
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What the Inflow Surge Actually Means. Big inflow numbers don't automatically mean a crash is coming. They mean supply is available.
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Shiba Inu is moving. A lot of it. Exchange inflows for SHIB surged 206.98%, blowing past a billion tokens and putting traders on edge about what comes next.
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The numbers are hard to ignore. The average inflow transaction hit 2.2786 billion tokens — nearly double the average outflow of 1.0996 billion SHIB.
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That $0.0000052 level is doing a lot of work right now. It's the support zone SHIB dropped to after slipping from a recent peak of $0.
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But the balance is fragile. Pretty much everyone watching the SHIB market knows it. Buying demand is covering the supply surplus for now, and the daily buying pressure seems…
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The average exchange outflow, worth noting, rose 255.78%. That's a big move in both directions — tokens flooding in, tokens flooding out. What it probably means is repositioning.
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Here's the thing that keeps the bear case from being clean: the Shiba Inu network isn't dead. Active addresses grew 0.92%, and receiving addresses climbed 0.93%.
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See also: Shiba Inu Burns Just $29 in 24 Hours as Clarity Act Approaches Senate Vote
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That kind of organic growth matters because it's separate from the trading noise. It's not whales moving tokens around on exchanges — it's actual on-chain engagement, which tends…
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And SHIB's connection to Ethereum adds another layer. As Ethereum pushed toward the $3,000 mark, SHIB's activity mirrored that momentum.
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It's a tug-of-war. Whales accumulating on one side, others offloading on the other. The 87.16 trillion tokens sitting in exchange reserves are the scoreboard.
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Big inflow numbers don't automatically mean a crash is coming. They mean supply is available. Whether that supply becomes selling pressure depends entirely on demand.
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But sustained inflows at this level, with the slight negative netflow balance, put the market in a delicate spot. Any reduction in buying interest could flip the situation fast.
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