Shiba Inu traded near $0.00000658 as of early February 2026, down about 19% over the past month amid prolonged consolidation and selling pressure. Traders cite rising exchange reserves and low on-chain activity as the main reasons the token has slipped from recent highs.
The token’s exchange reserve stood at about 81.4 trillion SHIB, signaling increased potential sell supply. That rise in reserves coincides with subdued market demand.
CryptoQuant data shows the asset’s exchange netflow at 23.38 billion, down 1%, which signals modest accumulation and a mildly bullish signal when viewed in isolation (Data shows). Short-term exchange inflow measured by MA7 jumped roughly 110%, pointing to intermittent spikes of tokens moving onto exchanges before volatility.
Lucie, the project’s marketing lead, said the community will drive a comeback and noted plans around NFTs and new AI standards. She posted on Twitter and wrote: “🐶SHIB🐶 will come back, and strong communities will carry on, pushing back to gains. Weak projects built on paid KOLs will fade, and better ones will be born. NFTs may regain momentum. New standards across AI will emerge. Pay attention, there will be opportunities to make money. NFA. Never invest what you can’t afford to lose. And remember, in this market, it is good to have strong fighters on your side. practice friendly fight.” (See the original post here.)
On-chain metrics show activity but not decisive bullish momentum, leaving SHIB’s near-term outlook dependent on renewed demand and community-driven catalysts.
