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SHIB Whale accumulation shows increased confidence
SHIB Whales withdrew 174.8 billion tokens from the exchange, reducing selling pressure. Falling inflation boosted investor confidence and encouraged further accumulation of whales. However, macroeconomic risks still threaten the possibility of a sustained recovery of SHIB. Shiba Inu has been disappointing investors for months. Every attempt at recovery faces new selling pressure. But recent on-chain data sends a different signal. Big companies quietly moved billions of SHIBs out of exchanges. This behavior often attracts attention because whale wallets tend to act before major market changes. Although there are no signals that guarantee a rise in prices, the growing accumulation has sparked new discussions: Is SHIB finally ready for a stronger recovery?
The latest data from the online data platform shows that Shiba Inu whales extracted approximately 174.8 billion SHIBs from the exchange. Large withdrawals usually reduce immediate selling pressure. Many traders view such moves as a signal that long-term holders prefer to keep their tokens in their private wallets rather than prepare to sell them. This behavior often reflects increased confidence rather than fear. Whale wallets already control a significant portion of the supply of SHIB in circulation. Because of this influence, every major move is closely watched. Past accumulation phases sometimes precede meaningful price recovery. Although history never guarantees similar results, many investors are still watching whale activity for early market signals. The recent buying wave has also been accompanied by improving price movements. SHIB recorded gains on both daily and 14-day charts. The improvement in short-term performance is encouraging traders seeking confirmation that market momentum may finally shift. Stronger market sentiment further supports this view. Macroeconomic conditions also seem to affect investor behavior. June inflation data surprised markets, with consumer prices falling 0.4%, the largest monthly decline in more than six years.
Can SHIB finally break the downward trend?
Despite the recent surge in optimism, Shiba Inu still faces major obstacles. The token has been under pressure for more than a year. After approaching $0.00003 in December 2024, prices entered a long-term decline. Several attempts at recovery have failed to build lasting momentum. Even Bitcoin's strong rise has provided little help. Bitcoin climbed to a record high of $126080 in October 2025, and SHIB failed to see a similar recovery. This weak performance highlights investors 'caution about memecoin. External risks are equally important. Escalating geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran continue to push oil prices higher. Higher energy costs could push inflation higher in the coming months. Another surge in inflation could force the Fed to rethink monetary policy. Higher interest rates could reduce demand for speculative investments, including cryptocurrencies. Whale accumulation remains encouraging, but investors should avoid assuming that recovery has begun. Big buying from whales boosted market confidence, but the broader economic situation remained important. Continued price increases may require stronger demand, favorable macroeconomic data and a continued reduction in selling pressure on exchanges.
