I've been observing the movements of Shiba Inu coin for a while, and there's something catching my attention. Just these days, I see a significant flow of SHIB entering exchanges, which typically suggests that holders are ready to sell. The data is clear: in the last few hours, the net inflow volume exceeded 180 billion tokens, a quite pronounced peak after a quiet weekend.

What's interesting is that SHIB reserves on exchanges also increased, confirming this trend. When you see people moving their coins to trading platforms, it's usually because they want to exchange. That puts pressure on the price, especially with the weak demand we're seeing now in the overall market.

Now, Shiba Inu coin has been in a downtrend for some time. The token has accumulated a 1.30% retracement over the last 30 days according to the latest data, and it continues to operate at technically challenging levels. What worries me is that every time it tries to recover, new selling pressure appears. Unless this changes and we see stability in other indicators, SHIB risks further corrections.

But there's a detail that keeps hope alive: active addresses and the number of transactions continue to grow. That suggests that despite the price volatility, there is real activity on the network. It's a mixed signal, but at least we're not seeing a complete abandonment of the ecosystem.