Shiba Inu Exchange Reserves Hit 80.74 Trillion SHIB
Shiba Inu exchange reserves have reached 80.74 trillion SHIB tokens. Active addresses increased by slightly more than 1% in the last 24 hours, suggesting modest uptick in network activity.
Key Takeaway
Exchange inflows signal potential sell pressure — the 200 billion threshold historically precedes SHIB price drops.
On-chain data shows Shiba Inu nearing a 200 billion token exchange inflow range that analysts track as a distribution signal. Active addresses increased by slightly more than 1% in the last 24 hours, suggesting modest uptick in network activity as the meme coin approaches the threshold.
Analysts view sharp SHIB exchange inflow spikes as sell-side activity indicators that increase downside volatility risks. A recent example saw 531 billion SHIB flow into exchanges in under 24 hours — interpreted as distribution rather than accumulation. Weekend liquidity conditions make this pattern particularly risky, where moderate sells cause outsized price swings.
The picture isn't uniformly bearish across all timeframes. Some recent periods showed outflows instead — including a 117 billion net outflow that analysts interpreted as easing selling pressure, though still within a negative overall trend that requires active buying to reverse. Another window showed 84.014 billion SHIB leaving exchanges amid price volatility, signaling holder accumulation and reduced selling pressure.
The 200 billion inflow threshold matters because crossing it historically correlates with increased sell pressure on SHIB price. Exchange inflows typically mean holders moving tokens to platforms for sale, while outflows suggest accumulation in private wallets, a dynamic that 84.014 billion SHIB outflow recently demonstrated.
This article was written based on reporting from U.Today.
