+6,894.01% Shiba Inu Skyrocket: Biggest Signal in Months

With the seven-day mean exchange inflow metric surging +6,894.01%, Shiba Inu just recorded one of its biggest on-chain spikes in months. Such a move would not occur without significant subsurface pressure. Whether this is a bullish ignition signal or just another warning sign embedded in a downward trend is the question. As of right now, the evidence points more toward a structural warning than a recovery catalyst.

Shiba Inu stays in free-fall

Let’s start with the price action: SHIB is still falling beneath the 50, 100 and 200 critical moving averages, all of which are angled downward. Every attempt at a bounce is promptly sold into. The chart is still locked in a distinct downtrend with lower highs and lower lows. This structure indicates exhaustion rallies inside a dominant bearish channel rather than accumulation. Any upward movement is noise rather than a change in trend until SHIB recovers at least the 50-day EMA and breaks above the cluster around $0.00095-$0.00105. Chart by TradingView">

The spike in on-chain flow verifies the issue. Generally speaking, a huge increase in inflow indicates that tokens are being sold on exchanges. This increase was not reflected in outflows. Exchange reserves are increasing, spot CVD is still weak and active addresses are unchanged. This combination suggests an increase, rather than a decrease, in sell-side liquidity. Large holders are either staying put or getting ready to sell rather than purchasing dips, because the top 10 wallets’ outflow is hardly moving.

Price decline continues

Another troubling aspect of the MA7 inflow chart is that inflows increase exactly when prices decline. It appears more like smaller holders sending SHIB to exchanges as panic protection, which typically precedes another leg down. That is classic capitulation behavior, but not the bullish kind where whales scoop the bottom.

What will happen next? SHIB might retest the lows from November. The next logical target is $0.00075-$0.00070 if the selling pressure caused by this inflow spike materializes. This outlook could only be reversed by a persistent decline in exchange reserves and a break above the 50-day EMA. The signal is strong right now, but it is not bullish; rather, it is a warning that SHIB might not be finished bleeding.