$SHIB 🦊 Shiba Inu (SHIB) The 1 trillion threshold for outflows has just been crossed: finally


As exchange outflows have exceeded 1 trillion SHIB in a short period, Shiba Inu is showing signs of on-chain behavioral changes. Especially considering the months-long downtrend and low demand, this is undoubtedly a significant shift in large holders' positions.
According to data, both inflows and outflows on exchanges are increasing, but the outflow growth rate is faster than the inflow. Net flow remains slightly negative, with total outflows around 1.24 trillion SHIB and inflows about 1.13 trillion SHIB.
🔸 Price has not responded normally
Meanwhile, exchange reserves are still decreasing slightly. Generally, this pattern does not indicate aggressive selling but suggests that supply is being slowly withdrawn from exchanges. However, the price has not reacted—at least not yet.
SHIB is being suppressed below key moving averages, still trading between $0.0000058 and $0.0000060, with the overall trend still bearish. A tight ascending support is forming on the chart, similar to previous consolidation phases, but no breakout confirmation yet.
So, what exactly is happening? It looks like a transitional phase. Currently, large holders seem to be repositioning, possibly accumulating at lower levels, as the intense selling characterized over the past few months has weakened. However, both inflows and outflows are rising, indicating that distribution has not completely disappeared.
From a psychological and structural perspective, crossing the $1 trillion outflow threshold is very important because it indicates sufficient funds are prepared to move SHIB out of exchanges, which usually alleviates direct selling pressure. But this alone is not enough to trigger a reversal.
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