The ten largest Shiba Inu (SHIB) wallets sent approximately 2.281 billion tokens to trading platforms over the past 24 hours, according to on-chain flow data. Measured against the typical activity of this cohort, the figure is described as modest. For scale, Shiba Inu launched with a fixed issuance of one quadrillion tokens, meaning the amount routed to platforms in this window equals roughly 0.0002% of that original cap.

The transfers occurred while the Shiba Inu price traded near $0.00000446.

Shiba Inu is a dog-themed cryptocurrency issued as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. It was introduced in 2020 by the pseudonymous founder Ryoshi, and its branding follows the Shiba Inu dog breed within a lineage widely associated with Dogecoin. Because a substantial share of the token's supply rests with a small number of very large addresses, movements originating from the biggest wallets are frequently monitored as a gauge of potential exchange activity. Deposit flows tend to draw particular attention because tokens held on trading platforms can be traded more readily than tokens held in self-custody wallets, although on-chain flow metrics record wallet transfers only and do not, by themselves, indicate the intent behind them.

Against that backdrop, a below-typical deposit pace from the top-10 cohort means less supply from these addresses reached trading platforms than usual during the measured window. Future snapshots of the same on-chain flow data will show whether deposit activity from these addresses reverts toward its usual range, providing a like-for-like comparison for readers tracking the behavior of the largest holders.

This report was first published by COINOTAG on November 8, 2026: https://en.coinotag.com/shiba-inu-top-10-wallets-slow-exchange-deposits-2-281-billion-shib