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Shiba Inu exchange inflows are slowing down, a development that could point to a recovery sooner than previously anticipated.
Fewer tokens moving onto exchanges typically means fewer participants are preparing to sell, which can remove one of the main drivers behind sustained downside.
On the chart, the shift in inflows aligns with SHIB’s price behavior. The token has been forming a tight ascending channel, gradually printing higher lows since the February bottom. SHIB is slowly pushing upward toward the 100 EMA, which has acted as a consistent ceiling throughout the broader downtrend.
Even with reduced selling pressure, SHIB is still trading below major trend-defining levels. The 50 and 100 EMAs remain overhead, while the 200 EMA is far above, reinforcing that the broader market structure has not yet flipped.
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