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With over 184 billion SHIB flowing into exchanges during a brief spike in market participation, Shiba Inu is seeing a notable rise in exchange-related activity.
Rarely does this kind of movement occur in isolation. According to CryptoQuant data, exchange inflow totals have clearly increased, and the 7-day average of inflows has also risen. This points to growing sell-side pressure—or at minimum, positioning for it.
Large token movements onto exchanges typically indicate an intention to liquidate, hedge, or trade more actively around anticipated price moves. At the same time, exchange reserves have risen slightly, which supports the idea that the market is gaining faster access to additional supply.
Net flow remains positive, meaning inflows are still exceeding outflows. While this can tilt the short-term structure toward more friction at resistance levels, it is not intrinsically bearish.
After a prolonged downward trend, SHIB is forming a modest ascending channel on the price chart. Although higher-timeframe moving averages—particularly the 100 and 200 EMA—are still declining, the emerging channel is described as a positive development.
However, the article notes that upside momentum may remain limited unless a breakout is supported by substantial trading volume.
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