CoinEx News reported that Shiba Inu (SHIB) recently saw about 14.87 billion tokens move out of exchanges, which may be the first bullish signal in months. Although SHIB is still in a broader downtrend, this notable on-chain development has drawn traders’ attention. Negative net outflows usually mean fewer tokens are available for immediate sale, because more tokens are withdrawn from exchanges than are deposited. While a single day of outflows doesn’t always indicate a trend reversal, it typically suggests improved investor sentiment, with a tendency to hold rather than sell. Over the past 12 months, SHIB has lost nearly 69%, and it is down more than 40% year to date.

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Salt-BakedBabyPotatoes
· 8h ago
When the coins in the exchange are low, the sell pressure naturally becomes smaller. The key is whether it can be sustained—don’t end up with yet another one-day “tourist” trend.
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MoonlightReef
· 12h ago
14.8B tokens pulled out, suggesting someone has started hoarding. Even though the broader trend hasn’t reversed yet, at least it isn’t mindlessly dumping anymore.
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MountainShadowsBeforeTheStorm
· 12h ago
On-chain data won’t lie, but SHIB’s drop… 69%, man. How high can the rebound possibly go?
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MetalFrameBookPageCross
· 12h ago
Negative net outflows are definitely a good sign, but meme coins have a new story every day—I’ll wait and see for now.
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