Shiba Inu Jumps 121% in Key Metric — So Why Is Sell Pressure Still Rising？
Shiba Inu just produced what looks like a bullish on-chain signal, until the rest of the exchange-flow data is included. SHIBs seven-day average exchange outflow jumped 121.26% in 24 hours to roughly 579 million tokens, suggesting more holders are moving coins away from trading platforms. Normally, that can reduce immediately available sell-side supply. But exchange inflows moved much faster. The data showed SHIBs seven-day average inflow rising 182.3% to about 1.68 billion tokens. Total inflows reached 318.28 billion SHIB against 231.74 billion in outflows, leaving a positive netflow of roughly 86.53 billion SHIB. That turns the headline metric from an obvious bullish signal into something much more conflicted. 121% Outflow Spike Masks Bigger Inflow Pressure Exchange outflows can indicate accumulation or movement into self-custody, but they matter most when they exceed the amount flowing back onto exchanges. That is not happening here. More SHIB is entering trading venues than leaving them, meaning immediately liquid supply is still increasing. Exchange reserves also rose roughly 0.1% to 87.29 trillion SHIB, reinforcing the point. The pattern follows similar pressure seen in late August. SHIB previously recorded roughly 145.9 billion tokens in positive exchange netflow, after another session approached 261.7 billion. That exchange pressure arrived as the August rally began losing momentum. $0.000005 Becomes