Shiba Inu Spot Demand Slowdown…Rebound Potential Diminished

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has seen a shift in its spot market fund flows, turning net outflows across all seven key timeframes. According to blockchain media U.Today, Shiba Inu’s spot demand weakened again, confirming seller dominance from short-term to medium-term periods.

Net outflows were evident even in shorter intervals: $14,540 over 15 minutes, $26,680 over 30 minutes, and $63,710 over one hour. The trend intensified with four-hour outflows at $134,800, eight-hour at $168,720, and twelve-hour at approximately $254,000.

However, the report notes that net spot outflows do not necessarily signal immediate price declines. The metric reflects balance between buying and selling activity in tracked spot markets rather than providing precise price forecasts.

The current trading price of SHIB is around $0.00000507, positioned between short- to medium-term moving averages ranging from $0.00000495 to $0.00000515. With prices compressed in a narrow range, even minor movements could shift direction.

Resistance levels are noted at $0.00000515–$0.00000520 for the first barrier and $0.00000540–$0.00000550 for stronger resistance, above which a declining long-term moving average sits near $0.00000565.

Support is seen at $0.00000490 as a short-term pivot point; losing this level could open the way to $0.00000460–$0.00000470, potentially weakening the chart structure. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains neutral near 50, indicating no strong momentum on either side.

Investors are advised to focus more on whether spot inflows recover rather than price levels alone. While short-term rebounds may occur, continued net outflows could limit breakout sustainability. Conversely, improved spot flows might signal a directional shift within the current consolidation zone.