Shiba Inu combined rising burns, exchange outflows, and whale activity as technical conditions gradually improved.
Large institutional investors may've begun using the prolonged market downturn to aggressively accumulate Shiba Inu (SHIB). A mysterious new whale has officially appeared on the radar after withdrawing 162.43 billion SHIB, worth approximately $672,476, from the institutional custody service Coinbase Prime in a single transaction, according to Arkham.
More than 160 billion SHIB tokens have been moved to trading platforms, resulting in a significant increase in exchange activity for Shiba Inu. This could lead to further selling pressure as the asset gets closer to a crucial technical resistance zone.
After failing to sustain multiple attempts at recovery throughout July, Shiba Inu is still struggling under intense bearish pressure, with the asset trading close to $0.0000041. SHIB has been firmly in a long-term downtrend for the majority of 2026, as evidenced by the chart's distinct pattern of lower highs and lower lows.
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Shiba Inu is once again showing signs of heightened activity as exchange outflows surge while price volatility begins to return. According to recent on-chain data, SHIB's seven-day average exchange outflow jumped by more than 126%, one of the largest increases recorded in recent weeks.
Brokerage platform Robinhood remains atop Shiba Inu's holder list with more than 39.27 trillion SHIB currently held in a wallet related to the trading platform.
Shiba Inu has seen its exchange activity slow significantly as investors appear to be taking caution again amid the broader crypto market downturn.
After falling about 33% from its most recent local peak, Cash Cat has entered a severe corrective phase. The market capitalization of the Noxa-affiliated meme coin is currently close to $89 million, which is significantly less than the $200 million+ valuation it momentarily attained during its explosive growth.