Shiba Inu (SHIB) Exchange Netflow Drops 811B as Rally Approaches Overbought

Shiba Inu, the Ethereum-based altcoin, saw its total exchange netflow fall by roughly 811 billion SHIB as investors repositioned during the token’s latest recovery attempt. Exchange flow data shows netflow, the gap between tokens sent to exchanges and tokens withdrawn, contracted to approximately 212.3 billion SHIB from a prior reading above 1 trillion. That prior reading had put netflow above the one-trillion-SHIB mark, making the latest decline a sharp reversal in the flow picture. The latest contraction follows a period of elevated exchange inflows, and the divergence between the two metrics is what makes the current setup notable. At the time of the latest snapshot, SHIB was trading near $0.00000521, up roughly 5.5% on the daily candle. The move pushed the price above its orange moving average around $0.00000489 and brought the token closer to levels not consistently maintained since June. The development gives SHIB a technically stronger position than it has held for most of the past two months. Because netflow measures inflows minus outflows, a decline of this size indicates that the net amount of SHIB moving onto trading venues has weakened sharply. That weakens the simple profit-taking argument: if holders were rushing to exchanges to realize gains, positive netflow would usually build rather than contract. Instead, the figures suggest significant withdrawals are absorbing exchange-bound supply. Active addresses rose 1.15% and receiving addresses increased 1.12%, pointing to broader network participation rather than a one-sided selloff. Buyers are leading for the moment, and the breakout above $0.000005 leaves room toward the $0.0000055–$0.0000057 area. The relative strength index climbed to about 67.4, placing SHIB near overbought conditions and leaving profit-taking risk elevated as the rally matures. Still, the 811 billion contraction does not indicate that investors are abandoning the rally; more precisely, it shows that supply heading to exchanges is being balanced by heavy outflows during SHIB’s strongest recovery attempt in weeks.

Exchange data from the same window paints a more two-sided picture. Total inflows rose 1.85% to approximately 1.007 trillion SHIB, and the seven-day moving average of mean inflows climbed 26.36% to 1.286 billion SHIB. Exchange reserves also ticked up 0.24% to 87.39 trillion SHIB, a muted increase relative to the scale of inbound volume. Yet outflows remained high at roughly 748 billion SHIB, and that offset explains why netflow contracted even as inbound volume strengthened. In other words, the market is absorbing incoming supply through withdrawals rather than letting sell-side inventory build. The divergence suggests some holders are moving tokens to trading platforms, but the pattern does not confirm the coordinated distribution that pure profit-taking would imply. A more plausible reading is that investors are moving tokens to platforms to prepare for further upside, not to exit in unison. Shiba Inu, a meme coin built on Ethereum, is seeing participation expand across active and receiving addresses, reinforcing the read that demand is broad rather than exchange-specific. Price structure bolsters the case: holding above $0.000005 opens the $0.0000055–$0.0000057 zone, while the relative strength index near 67.4 keeps the market close to overbought territory where momentum can fade. Momentum signals of this kind often trigger breakout-chasing behavior from AI trading bot strategies, but the flow data remains the more direct measure of investor intent. For traders, the key metric to monitor is whether outflows stay near the 700-billion-SHIB level; a sustained drop would allow netflow to turn positive and raise the risk of distribution. In the last 24 hours, the live spot price tracked by COINOTAG has moved 20.8%, underscoring the volatility behind the latest repositioning.

Taken together, the two flow readings point to redistribution rather than a rush to exit. The primary on-chain record shows the 811 billion SHIB netflow contraction alongside 748 billion SHIB in outflows, reducing immediate sell-side pressure. In COINOTAG’s reading, this is constructive, though the RSI near 67.4 leaves little room for error. A sustained rise in positive netflow would shift the evidence toward distribution and make the $0.0000055–$0.0000057 zone a harder ceiling. Until then, the token, still far below its all-time high, is showing accumulation behavior more typical of the tail end of a bear market than a confirmed top. The next sessions will test whether buyers can hold $0.000005.