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SHIB With 241 billion SHIB coins flowing into the exchange, Shiba Inu price recovery under pressure
Brief summary: As more than 241 billion SHIB coins poured into the exchange, the recovery momentum of Shiba Inu (SHIB) has weakened and the supply available for potential sell-offs in the market has increased. Positive exchange net inflow signals suggested seller dominance, with SHIB reversing after an earlier gain of 4% before recording a modest decline of about 0.45%. Pressure is expected to ease if buyer demand strengthens and exchange deposits fall; however, continued capital inflows may limit SHIB's ability to achieve a sustainable recovery.
Shiba Inu's recovery is under pressure as traders moved more than 241 billion SHIBs to exchanges in 24 hours. According to CryptoQuant, the token recorded a positive net inflow of 241,877,000,000 SHIBs during this period. This means that the amount deposited exceeds the amount withdrawn, causing more tokens to be concentrated on the trading platform, where holders can quickly sell.
Initially, the price of SHIB rose by about 4%, allowing traders to profit from its latest recovery. However, growing deposits undermined the rally as supply available on exchanges increased and a new round of selling activity intensified. The token then erased previous gains and recorded a small decline of approximately 0.45% during the same trading session.
Exchange capital inflows challenge buyer confidence
Positive exchange net inflows often have a bearish tone, as investors often move assets to platforms before selling or trading them. Conversely, negative net inflows may support the accumulation narrative, as withdrawals reduce the supply available on centralized exchanges. So the latest imbalance suggests that despite SHIB's encouraging performance earlier in the day, sellers are still in control of market activity.
In addition, buyers must absorb an additional 241 billion tokens before cryptocurrencies can establish stronger upward momentum. Failure to match this supply with sufficient demand could limit further gains and expose SHIB to deeper risks of short-term losses. Still, single-day readings do not confirm a long-term downward trend, as exchange funds flows may reverse as market conditions change.
Price recovery depends on stronger demand
Market participants are likely to pay close attention to whether deposits remain high or whether withdrawals begin to reduce the tradable supply of SHIB. A continued decline in exchange inflows could reduce selling pressure and provide buyers with more favorable conditions for another round of recovery. At the same time, continued net inflows may indicate that more holders intend to realize profits rather than maintain positions.
Broader cryptocurrency sentiment and trading volume will also affect whether SHIB can overcome the increased supply of exchanges. It is worth noting that while the current rally shows sellers still have considerable influence, stronger demand is likely to absorb incoming tokens. Shiba Inu must regain its early upward momentum while preventing additional deposits from crushing buyers on various supporting trading platforms. Currently, the net inflow of 241 billion SHIBs remains a key obstacle to recovery, making the token vulnerable to further pressure.
