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Shiba Inu’s exchange netflows appear to be calming, a development that could open the door to a more sustained market recovery. As exchange-related metrics begin to soften, early on-chain signals point to easing sell pressure.
Approximately 43 billion SHIB were added to exchanges over the past 24 hours. While inflows remain positive, the pace of deposits is slowing compared with earlier spikes, which matters more than the absolute figure in assessing near-term selling pressure.
Exchange reserves have also “hardly fluctuated,” suggesting major holders have not made aggressive repositioning. Overall, net flows remain marginally positive, meaning more SHIB is entering exchanges than leaving them.
When inflows decelerate—especially for an asset that has been under pressure—immediate sell pressure often declines. This pattern is consistent with the current transition described by the on-chain data: sellers appear to be losing momentum, while buyers have not yet fully stepped in.
Even with improving flow dynamics, the article cautions that the current market structure could still evolve into another “lower high” within a broader decline if the consolidation does not improve.
Over the next few sessions, investors are advised to monitor exchange inflows closely:
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