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SHIB Shiba Inu Coin's rebound was blocked, and exchange capital inflows turned positive.
Shiba Inu Coin once again showed signs of selling pressure after its rebound in August. As the SHIB price fell back to near the psychological critical level of US$0.00005, the flow of funds on the exchange turned positive. CryptoQuant data shows that the net inflow of the exchange on August 29 was approximately 145.9 billion SHIBs. A positive net inflow means more tokens are entering the tracking exchange than are flowing out, which increases the ready-to-use supply and may make it easier for holders to sell. But this does not mean that all 145.9 billion tokens will be sold, so describing this total as "for sale" exaggerates the meaning of this indicator.
The change occurred only one day after net inflows to exchanges reached approximately 261.7 billion SHIBs, indicating that selling pressure remained high even if daily balances fell back.
SHIB retracts some of its August gains
The bearish capital flow signal came after SHIB rebounded strongly earlier this month. The token climbed from approximately US$0.000044 on August 18 to US$0.0000590 on August 21, before losing momentum. Historical data shows that the token's closing price on August 28 was approximately US$0.0000519, down approximately 12% from its recent high.
This correction is important because the previous gains in SHIB seem to have benefited more from the rebound in the overall cryptocurrency market than are driven purely by Shiba Inu's own catalyst. An analysis of the rise in SHIB found that even though market risk appetite improved overall, the token still lags behind several major cryptocurrencies.
US$0.000005 becomes short-term key
For traders, the immediate question is whether SHIB can hold on to $0.00005. A continued break below this zone will erase more room for rebound at the end of August and may strengthen the bearish signals sent by exchange capital flows.
However, capital inflows should not be viewed in isolation. Tokens transferred to exchanges may be used for market making, mortgage or portfolio management rather than immediate sales. SHIB is also continuing to reduce supply through its destruction mechanism, although the quantity destroyed is still small compared to the circulation supply of approximately 589 trillion pieces. SHIB's destruction mechanism is more important in long-term than short-term trading fluctuations.
Therefore, the latest data points to a weak short-term trend, but it does not necessarily mean a collapse. SHIB has shown how quickly sentiment can reverse: During the overall cryptocurrency rally on August 20, the token fell to about US$0.000047, and then quickly recovered above US$0.00005.
For investors who are not familiar with the asset, the guidance covers the SHIB token, the ecosystem and the risks involved in trading this highly volatile memecoin. The next test is straightforward: whether buyers will return near $0.00005 before the exchange inflows translate into a deeper correction.
