Shiba Inu Spot Inflows Surge 440% Over Eight Hours but Short-Term Flows Turn Negative

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has experienced a dramatic 440.65% surge in its eight-hour spot net-flow change, drawing in approximately $506,680 in positive net capital. This improvement is part of a wider trend over longer intraday windows, with four-hour net inflows climbing 337.15% to $394,170 and 24-hour net flows remaining positive at around $613,500.

However, this longer-term positive momentum is being challenged by a sudden shift in short-term capital. Over the latest hour, spot outflows of $247,370 outpaced inflows of $211,140, resulting in a net loss of $36,230. This downward pressure is also visible in futures markets, where net flows have turned negative across multiple timeframes, including a negative $433,240 reading over the last 12 hours.

This divergence in capital flows comes as the token's price reflects growing weakness, trading down 6.39% today at $0.00000542. The decline has pushed the token below its long-term moving average of $0.00000565. Market observers are now watching whether the price can hold support between $0.00000540 and $0.00000545, as a drop below this range could trigger further declines toward $0.00000520 or even $0.00000500.