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It's possible that Shiba Inu is about to reach a significant on-chain milestone that could drastically change the market dynamics.
The amount of $SHIB held across exchange wallets has decreased to about 80.03 trillion tokens, according to the most recent exchange reserve data, putting the psychologically significant 80 trillion threshold within striking distance. Exchange-held supply is currently at one of its lowest points in recent memory, following years of slow distribution. It is hard to overestimate the importance of this trend.
Shiba Inu's exchange composition
The quantity of cryptocurrency that is easily sold on trading platforms is represented by exchange reserves. A decrease in reserves typically indicates that investors are transferring assets into long-term storage, private wallets, or staking solutions rather than keeping them accessible for quick liquidation.
$SHIB/USDT Chart by TradingView
According to the most recent data, exchange reserves have decreased by an additional 0.06% in the past day. Even though that might not seem like much, when dealing with a supply of trillions of tokens, the cumulative effect is significant.
Exchange netflow, at about -51.47 billion $SHIB, is still significantly negative. Simply put, there are still more $SHIB leaving exchanges than entering them. Despite the recent weakness in price action, this continuous outflow trend indicates that market participants are still taking tokens out.
Technically speaking, $SHIB continues to face significant challenges. The asset recently broke down from an ascending channel that had been forming since March. After that breakdown, $SHIB rapidly moved toward the $0.0000045 area after losing support around the $0.0000055 region.
The price is still below the 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages, indicating that the general trend is still negative. But momentum indicators are starting to show otherwise.
Seller are becoming weaker
At near 25, which has historically been linked to seller exhaustion, the Relative Strength Index has entered extremely oversold territory. Relief rallies in $SHIB have frequently been preceded by comparable RSI readings.
This makes for an intriguing setup. Technically speaking, the chart is still lacking. However, exchange reserves are still declining and are on the verge of falling below 80 trillion for the first time.
Another significant decrease in the available exchange supply would occur if that threshold is crossed. Lower reserves limit the quantity of $SHIB that can be sold right away into the market, but they do not by themselves ensure higher prices.
One of the most significant bullish developments $SHIB holders have seen in months may be the impending breach of the 80 trillion reserve level when combined with oversold conditions and ongoing exchange outflows.
