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Meme coins surged over the week alongside the broader market, prompting expected retail reactions. Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) traders reportedly moved a significant portion of holdings to exchanges, signaling profit-taking after recent gains.
Shiba Inu traders reported early signs of panic following market upticks across meme coins. Assets on Binance alone reached 61.8 trillion tokens, a notable increase since March.
The second quarter has seen a bounce in flows to centralized exchanges tied to market performance. Crypto prices generally struggled in the first three months, with Bitcoin (BTC) sliding 35%. Meme coins were also pressured after large liquidations used to hedge losses.
The recent shift has been linked to perceived stability in global market conditions following US-Iran negotiations. Meme coins strengthened alongside Bitcoin and stocks, leading traders to anticipate profit-taking.
While major transfers to Binance and other centralized exchanges have not yet resulted in a final sale, traders are already pointing to that possibility. Movements to exchanges are often associated with imminent selling rather than long-term self-custody holding.
CryptoQuant analysts also connected fund flows to potential profit-taking, citing prior trader behavior. On the other side, Bitcoin and Ethereum bulls are watching exchange outflows as a sign of longer-term stability.
SHIB has shown volatility during this period, including occasional upward spikes. However, the volume of tokens accumulating on Binance could create overhead resistance against future bullish rallies, according to traders’ risk-management focus.
SHIB is up 3.5% today, consolidating weekly gains. The monthly surge has slowed over the last two weeks as traders assess whales’ positioning. DOGE is trading at $0.10, up 4.12% today, following a similar pattern.
The wider meme coin market is valued at $37.7 billion, while trading volumes have fallen below $4.1 billion. Despite exchange inflows, bulls expect meme coins to continue tracking Bitcoin’s pattern in the coming weeks.
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