Shiba Inu faces massive token outflow and steady price
The post Shiba Inu faces massive token outflow and steady price appeared com. 207 billion SHIB tokens exit exchanges in 24-Hour period, largest outflow in months. Summary 207 billion SHIB tokens exited exchanges in 24 hours, marking the largest withdrawal in months. Despite major outflows, SHIB’s price remained stable due to weak market momentum and technical resistance. Investors show neutral stance, holding tokens as Shiba Inu awaits new project announcements. Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a major withdrawal event when 207 billion SHIB tokens exited cryptocurrency exchanges throughout a single day according to CryptoQuant data. The recent withdrawal stands as one of the biggest single-day withdrawals since the last few months. The CryptoQuant data shows that 121 billion SHIB tokens left exchanges during November 15 before continuing their exit pattern into November 16. The exchange supply reduction failed to influence SHIB price movements because of existing technical obstacles. The token operated at a support area when analysts conducted their assessment. The Relative Strength Index showed 39 while all major moving averages maintained positions above current market value according to technical analysis. The Relative Strength Index showed 39 which indicates weak market momentum. The trading activity stayed at a constant level because investors chose to keep their positions instead of selling their assets according to market statistics. Technical analysts predict SHIB needs to break past its current support levels to test the first resistance area where moving averages intersect. The current token price remains below both resistance levels which have not faced testing since the start of the token outflow. The exchange data shows no connection between market price movements and token withdrawal activities. The accelerated exchange token withdrawals create a situation where sellers face reduced available supply. Market participants who remove their tokens from exchanges indicate they want to keep their positions instead of selling their assets. The current market behavior differs from distribution.
