Shiba Inu ($SHIB) is once again seeing a rise in exchange deposits as the token continues to search for a clear bullish breakout, with average inflows climbing above the 800 million $SHIB threshold in the latest 24-hour window. Because SHIB's total supply runs into the hundreds of trillions of tokens, its exchange-flow figures are counted in these very large denominations, and shifts in their averages are one of the standard on-chain gauges of how holders are moving coins toward or away from trading venues.

Average Deposit Sizes Keep Climbing

Fresh on-chain data puts the average exchange inflow at approximately 818.3 million $SHIB, an increase of 0.97% over the prior measurement period. With that rise, a typical transaction delivering $SHIB to exchanges has come within reach of 835 million tokens after crossing the 800 million-token barrier.

Aggregate Flows Signal Caution

The broader totals are more cautious. Exchange inflows amounted to 287.59 billion $SHIB against outflows of 174.88 billion $SHIB, leaving the overall netflow positive at roughly 112.71 billion $SHIB — in raw terms, inflows outweighed outflows by about 64% over the window.

A positive netflow generally means more tokens are entering wallets controlled by exchanges than leaving them. While such deposits do not guarantee immediate sales, they enlarge the pool of readily tradable supply and can translate into selling pressure.

Whale-Sized Transfers Dominate

Larger holders are also heavily represented in the latest movements. The ten biggest inflow transactions into exchanges moved a combined 5.67 billion $SHIB, whereas the ten biggest outflows carried only 1.95 billion $SHIB By simple arithmetic, those ten inflow transactions alone account for roughly 2% of total inflow volume, a reminder of how much a handful of large wallets can shape aggregate flow figures.

The Underlying Trend Remains Weak

There is an important caveat to the uptick. The seven-day moving average of average exchange inflows has fallen 36.54%, showing that the overall deposit trend is still substantially weaker than during previous spikes. The latest rise, in other words, may reflect a short-lived rebound rather than a sustained acceleration in exchange deposits. This is also why on-chain observers typically weigh single-day windows against longer trend lines before treating a spike as a durable change in holder behavior.

Key Price Levels in Focus

$SHIB currently trades near $0.00000537, holding above its shorter-term moving averages, which cluster in the $0.00000500–$0.00000520 range. Even so, repeated attempts to build momentum above $0.00000550 have fallen short.

The most significant hurdle is the declining long-term moving average near $0.00000560–$0.00000570. $SHIB needs to clear that zone to meaningfully strengthen its broader technical structure, and the next major resistance band sits at $0.00000590–$0.00000620. Read together with the flow data, these levels give observers a concrete checklist: whether average inflows hold above the 800 million-token mark in upcoming windows, and how price behaves around the long-term moving average zone, are the data points most likely to clarify whether the latest uptick marks a real shift.