Shiba Inu spot flows turn negative across all seven timeframes
In brief
- All seven spot-flow timeframes display negative net flows for Shiba Inu
- SHIB trades near $0.00000507, resisting above $0.00000500 level
- 12-hour cumulative net flow reaches approximately -$250,040
- RSI neutral; technical support established at $0.00000490
Flow imbalance widens across timeframes
Net outflows accelerate as duration increases. Over 15 minutes, net flow is roughly -$14,540. The imbalance deepens to -$26,680 over 30 minutes, then -$63,710 over one hour. Four-hour flows reach -$134,800, eight-hour flows hit -$168,720, and the 12-hour cumulative net flow stands at approximately -$250,040.
This cascading negative pattern across all timeframes suggests consistent selling momentum rather than isolated volatility.
Technical levels under pressure
Shiba Inu's short- and medium-term moving averages cluster around $0.00000495–$0.00000515. The token finds it difficult to break above the $0.00000500 mark, where resistance intensifies between $0.00000515 and $0.00000520. Stronger resistance sits between $0.00000540 and $0.00000550, while the declining long-term moving average sits close to $0.00000565.
On the downside, losing $0.00000490 would expose support levels at $0.00000460–$0.00000470. The RSI remains close to the neutral 50 range, indicating no extreme overbought or oversold conditions.
What negative flows mean
Negative spot net flow does not always indicate that SHIB is going to fail. Flow data reflects exchange-level supply and demand but doesn't account for on-chain activity, derivatives positioning, or sentiment shifts. Traders should weigh spot flows alongside other indicators—price action, volume, and technical structure—before drawing conclusions about direction.
