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The main reason for Shiba Inu’s fall is the enormous supply on exchanges, which is finally declining. A crucial on-chain milestone that could influence SHIB’s market behavior is approaching: the total amount of SHIB held across trading platforms is currently close to 80 trillion tokens, according to exchange reserve data.
This level has historically acted as a significant structural threshold for the asset. Exchange balances are currently only marginally above it, with about 500 billion SHIB remaining before the market could break below the long-standing barrier.
At $0.0000053, SHIB is trading within an ongoing downtrend that has weighed on performance for months. The token’s price action remains weak, with lower highs continuing and no recovery of key moving averages such as the 26 EMA, as well as longer-term trend indicators. Together, these signals suggest the broader structure is still dominated by bearish pressure.
Shiba Inu has remained under pressure because exchange reserves are still close to this historical level. The market continues to carry a large amount of supply that is readily available, limiting the ability for bullish momentum to build steadily.
That said, approaching the threshold creates a notable dynamic. If exchange reserves fall below 80 trillion SHIB, more tokens may move off trading platforms and into long-term storage. This pattern is often associated with investors who prefer to hold rather than sell during accumulation phases.
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