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Shiba Inu (SHIB) continues to trade below all major moving averages, reinforcing that the long-term downtrend remains intact. At the same time, analysts are pointing to a developing change: selling pressure appears to be easing, prompting renewed attention on the token’s near-term trajectory.
The broader price structure shows no clear signs of a trend reversal. SHIB is consolidating within a narrow ascending channel, producing higher lows but failing to break through key short-term resistance levels. The recovery is described as slow and unconvincing—more consistent with a market pausing than one decisively changing direction.
There is no meaningful expansion in buying volume as SHIB moves higher. Buyers are not showing aggressive participation, which suggests two possible paths: prolonged consolidation or a slow, gradual decline. A sustained breakout typically requires volume confirmation, and without it, the current recovery attempt is viewed as having limited credibility. Traders seeking a definitive bottom are therefore urged to consider the gap between price movement and volume support.
On-chain indicators present a more nuanced picture. Exchange reserves for SHIB are edging higher, and net flows remain positive—meaning more tokens are moving onto exchanges than leaving. In isolation, rising exchange inflows can be interpreted as bearish, since they have historically been associated with increased selling intent.
However, the article notes that the scale of current inflows is modest compared with earlier phases of the downtrend. It also highlights that outflows are rising at the same time, resulting in a more balanced flow environment. The net effect is a meaningful reduction in sell-side aggression, even though outright buying pressure has not yet materialized.
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