🦊 During the weekend market trading frenzy, 184 billion Shiba Inu coins (SHIB) were added

As over 184 billion SHIB flowed into exchanges during a brief surge in market participation, trading activity for Shiba Inu significantly increased.
🔸 Is pressure rising?
Such volatility rarely occurs in isolation; fundamental indicators suggest that volatility in the broader cryptocurrency market may soon increase. According to CryptoQuant data, total exchange inflows have noticeably risen, and the 7-day inflow average has also increased. This indicates that selling pressure is mounting, or at least preparing to do so.
Large token inflows into exchanges often indicate intentions to liquidate, hedge, or actively trade in anticipation of price fluctuations. Meanwhile, exchange reserves have slightly increased, supporting the view that the market is gaining more immediate supply. Net inflows remain positive, indicating inflows exceed outflows.
🔸 Shiba Inu returns to an upward trajectory
After a prolonged downtrend, SHIB has formed a gentle ascending channel on the price chart. Although the moving averages on higher timeframes, especially the 100 and 200 EMAs, are declining, this remains a positive development. It limits upward momentum unless substantial trading volume supports a breakout.
The combination of increased inflows and relatively stable price movement is noteworthy. This typically signals growth. Such liquidity will not be absorbed silently by the market forever; ultimately, it will be resolved through volatility—either a breakout or a sharp rejection.
An increase in large transaction inflows is another important indicator. It suggests that major players are actively positioning. Their presence often amplifies price fluctuations, but whether they are distributing or preparing to sell depends on subsequent market movements.