Shiba Inu (SHIB) whale activity spiked dramatically in the last 24 hours, with 2.83 trillion tokens flowing out. The shift in behavior highlights growing caution among major holders as the market awaits clearer signals on the token’s next move.
Whale Activity Sparks Concern Over Shiba Inu (SHIB) Market Dynamics
In the past day, a concerning trend in the actions of large-scale investors towards the widely-used cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB), which is based on famous memes, has come to light. Hence, according to IntoTheBlock's data, Shiba Inu's net token flow has gone negative over the last day.
With a loss of 361.3 billion tokens, the value dropped from 205.85 billion SHIB to -155.45 billion CNY.
Net outflows reached 2.83 trillion SHIB during the study period, a rise of 117%, according to the measurements. But the amount of money coming in also went up, by 77.48%, reaching 2.68 trillion SHIB for the day. Be advised that metrics will only be calculated for addresses that possess a minimum of 0.1% of the total circulating supply of Shiba Inu coins.
From the numbers, it seems like most big players are selling their SHIB tokens or at least some of the biggest holders are doing just that.
SHIB Price Reflects Volatility Amid Whale Sell-Offs
When we include both the highs and lows of the month, we find that the Shiba Inu token's price has gone through a range of almost 86% from the beginning of November, a 41% increase.
Taking this stance into consideration, the current actions of the so-called whales suggest that they are not very eager to purchase the coin. But that doesn't imply the selling trend isn't robust either.
Perhaps we should hold off on making any firm moves until we see what happens to the price of the popular meme cryptocurrency. We will observe their actions regarding the token when its price reaches a threshold that allows large capital to make informed investment decisions.


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