Shiba Inu (SHIB) is facing a period of significant stagnation in key on-chain metrics, with exchange inflow, outflow, burned supply, transfer count, and active addresses all showing minimal to zero change over the past day. According to recent data, the netflow declined further into negative territory at approximately -64.9 billion SHIB, but this is insufficient to signal bullish momentum due to overall low activity levels.
The price of SHIB continues to struggle below $0.0000090, with weak volume and resistance around the 20-day EMA reinforcing a bearish trend. The RSI hovering in the mid-40s indicates a lack of conviction, and the market's indifference suggests that no significant cohort is preparing for a breakout or panic-selling.
However, contrasting this stagnation, SHIB recently found strong support between $0.00000741 and $0.00000767, triggering a bounce to $0.00000803. Analyst Lingrid on TradingView predicts a potential 11.2% rally to $0.00000890 if this support zone holds, supported by a surge in daily token burn rates by 859%. Despite a year-to-date drop of 62% and an 11.8% correction last week, the defense of this key level has sparked short-term trader optimism, though broader market conditions and Bitcoin stability remain crucial factors.