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Shiba Inu Price Hints at Rebound as Selling Pressure Eases

Shiba Inu (SHIB), the popular meme coin, might be due for a comeback as on-chain data suggests a slowdown in selling activity. Investors are cautiously optimistic after a significant decline in the number of SHIB tokens transferred to exchanges, often a precursor to selling.

This positive development follows a period of intense selling pressure, potentially triggered by whales moving their holdings to exchanges. However, recent data from CryptoQuant indicates a decline in SHIB’s net flow into exchanges, signifying a potential cooling off from selling.

This shift, coupled with a slight price increase in the last 24 hours, has instilled a sense of relief among SHIB holders. The news comes as welcome relief after a brutal three-month downtrend for the meme coin.

Analysts are even suggesting a possible 18% rally for SHIB, buoyed by this newfound optimism. Whether this prediction holds true remains to be seen, but the decline in net flows offers a glimmer of hope for Shiba Inu’s future. 

June 2024, Cryptoniteuae

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Vaibhavv Ali
Vaibhavv Ali

Vaibhavv Ali is the founder and editor of Cryptonite (cryptonite.ae), an independent digital-asset news and analysis publication with a UAE focus. He covers virtual-asset regulation — VARA, ADGM and the UAE Central Bank — alongside real-world-asset tokenization, stablecoins and agentic AI in finance. Every Cryptonite article is human-edited and its sources are linked. He is also a celebrated speaker and host.

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