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Shiba Inu (SHIB) Trading Volume Hits 1.34 Billion Tokens in 24 Hours

Shiba Inu logged 1.34 billion SHIB in trading volume in 24 hours after a flush erased $1 billion in leveraged positions, rebounding from $0.00000510.

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October 10, 2026, 03:31 AM UTC4 min read
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  • Over $1 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out in the market-wide flush.
  • SHIB fell from $0.00000580 to $0.00000534 across two days of decline.
  • SHIB touched a weekly low of $0.00000510 on Thursday before buyers defended it.
  • The RSI reads near 44 while moving averages cluster between $0.00000545 and $0.00000549.
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Shiba Inu (SHIB) turned over 1.34 billion tokens in fresh trading volume across the past 24 hours, the largest surge of turnover the token has recorded since the market-wide flush. That flush erased more than $1 billion in leveraged open interest across assets, and the sequence on the SHIB chart reads as a reaction to it: forced sellers liquidated first, then dip buyers stepped in at the lows. The SHIB price slid from $0.00000580 to $0.00000534 in the space of two days, with the heaviest turnover of the week printing inside a red candle on the way down. On Thursday the token touched $0.00000510, its low for the week, and buyers defended that level immediately. The long lower wick on the daily candle shows demand arriving near the bottom rather than momentum carrying price lower. At the time of writing Shiba Inu (SHIB) changes hands at $0.00000534, resting directly on its short-term moving average at $0.00000529. That placement leaves the token at a narrow decision point, because the average it sits on doubles as the line bulls have to hold. A memecoin that trades this heavily into a drawdown usually tells two stories at once, forced distribution on the way down and accumulation near the floor, and the wick structure from Thursday points to the second. Confirmation is still missing: the first recovery candle closed green, but the turnover behind it is thin compared with the red candle that preceded it, so the market has not yet validated the reversal. No exchange, fund or project name attaches to the move; this was market structure, not a single actor.

The levels around the current price frame the fight. The most recent daily candle closed green, which confirms the $0.00000510 floor held, but volume on the bounce stays small enough that the recovery is not yet confirmed. Above the price, a cluster of moving averages between $0.00000545 and $0.00000549 forms the first wall, and a longer-term average near $0.00000565 sits behind it; Shiba Inu (SHIB) failed to hold that longer line this week and must reclaim it before the trend can turn positive again. The relative strength index reads around 44, weak without reaching oversold territory, which leaves sellers holding a minor edge. Closing the day above $0.00000549 would give bulls their first signal, after which they aim for $0.00000565, then $0.00000580, and ultimately $0.00000600, the round number flagged in our earlier $0.000006 breakout setup. Bears, in turn, would erase the bounce with a daily close beneath $0.00000529, and the supports below it sit at $0.00000510 and then $0.00000500. None of this is new ground: the same band was in play through September, so the market is retesting levels it already knows. Context from the week supports that picture. SHIB traded below $0.00000550 earlier this week as its golden cross momentum faded, and Thursday's flush pushed the token further before buyers appeared at the floor. The broader altcoin market's leveraged wipeout set the timing of the move, but SHIB's own chart chose the levels: the flush did not break $0.00000500, and the recovery started from a floor the token has defended before. Readers tracking the token through the week can follow our Shiba Inu coverage for the burn and flow data behind these levels. What the chart cannot answer yet is whether the buyers near $0.00000510 will stay once the forced selling is done.

Volume Still Missing After the First Push

COINOTAG's own reading is that the constructive part of this setup, fresh turnover at a known support, is being offset by what the bounce lacks. Our SHIB technical analysis framework treats a recovery without volume behind it as unconfirmed until a daily close clears the moving-average cluster, and the current tape fits that caution. Late longs chasing Thursday's wick without waiting for that close risk becoming exit liquidity if $0.00000529 gives way. So far the record shows no second surge of buying after the first recovery candle; follow-through has not arrived, and until it does the single push off $0.00000510 stands alone.

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