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Shiba Inu (SHIB) is experiencing a significant decrease in trading volumes, with the token's liquidity now at risk. The sharp decline in whale activity and on-chain metrics signals potential long-term challenges despite recent price stability.
SHIB's Liquidity Crisis
Shiba Inu is having a tough time due to record lows in trading volume and big transaction metrics.
Despite the positive price action for SHIB over the past few weeks, there seems to be less market interest, as shown by the significant decrease in on-chain activity, particularly trade volume.
Potential Withdrawals Expected
If current trends continue, Shiba Inu's liquidity could worsen, leading to rangebound trading and, as per U.Today, potential withdrawals from the asset (SHIB). This data suggests that the number of big transactions has been going down.
The previous day saw 98 significant transactions on SHIB, with the highest of the past seven days occurring on September 4th.
This is significantly lower than SHIB's earlier speeches, especially considering its busy trading times in early 2022 and 2021.
SHIB Whales Interest Weakens
The volume trends indicate that SHIB is no longer being driven by the same type of whale interest that caused its volatility in the past. It would appear that SHIB is stuck below its significant moving average, which could serve as resistance based on the price chart.
Due to low volume and liquidity, the situation is unstable; however, the token's price is somewhat stable, around $0.00001314. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for SHIB is also somewhat oversold, circling around the 42 mark, which could explain the lack of momentum.
Without fresh purchasing interest, SHIB can get trapped in a tight trading range and lose momentum. If SHIB experiences falling volume and liquidity, it might be challenging for it to escape this rangebound trend.
Due to the lack of market volatility, traders who are looking for better opportunities often withdraw their funds.
Liquidity Crisis Worsens
Inactivity from "whales," or institutional or large-scale investors, is adding fuel to the fire of SHIB's liquidity crisis.
