Shiba Inu exchange outflows fall 42% as activity slows

Shiba Inu exchange outflows dropped 42%, suggesting that shortterm wallet activity has eased after a more active period. Exchange outflows are closely watched because they can offer clues about holder behavior. When tokens leave exchanges, it can indicate that users are moving assets into selfcustody or holding them for longer periods. A slowdown in outflows, however, only shows that fewer tokens were withdrawn during the measured timeframe. The article notes that outflows should not be treated as a direct sell signal. To understand SHIB’s market position, traders would also need to look at inflows, price action, trading volume, whale transfers, burn activity, and broader meme coin sentiment. On their own, outflow changes do not confirm whether selling pressure is rising or whether the market is simply quieter.