- Over 90% of SHIB holders are currently at a loss, with only 5.7% in profit as the price sinks to around $0.0000107.
- Whale activity has dropped sharply, with inflows and outflows both plunging, signaling a lack of confidence from big investors.
- SHIB’s price remains under pressure from broader market fear, trade war tension, and weak technicals, with no strong signs of recovery yet.
Things aren’t looking great for SHIB right now. Actually, scratch that — they’re looking pretty awful.
After the latest market dump, Shiba Inu’s been hit hard, and the numbers? Yikes. As of today, just 5% of holders are in the green. That’s it. Everyone else? Either underwater or barely hanging on at breakeven.
Trading at Fractions and Falling Further
SHIB’s currently hovering around $0.0000107, and it’s not exactly inspiring confidence. A bunch of key support levels — poof, gone. It fell through $0.000012 like it wasn’t even there, and now it’s eyeballing $0.000010 as the next possible floor… though “floor” might be generous.
The downtrend on the chart is ugly — straight-up relentless. And it’s not just price action dragging down sentiment. On-chain data? Also a mess.
Most SHIB Holders Are Deep in the Red
According to IntoTheBlock, over 90% of SHIB addresses are “out of the money.” That means they’re holding tokens worth less than what they paid. Only 5.7% are in profit, and another 4.12% are just barely even.
That’s… not great. And when most holders are bleeding like that, the panic button starts to look real tempting.
People sell not because they want to — but because they’re tired of the anxiety. One more red candle, and they’re out. Can’t really blame ‘em.
Big Players Are Sitting This One Out
You’d hope whales might be buying the dip, right? Yeah — nope.
On-chain inflows and outflows from large holders tell the story loud and clear:
- Outflows (money moving out of whale wallets): down 80%
- Inflows (whales buying in): down 63% over the past week
In simple terms — the big dogs aren’t buying. They’re either sitting on the sidelines or quietly scaling back.
Macro Mess = Meme Coin Misery
Let’s not ignore the backdrop here. We’re smack in the middle of a global trade mess. Tariffs. Tensions. Recession fears. All of it’s feeding a risk-off attitude, and meme coins like SHIB are usually the first to suffer.
When markets get shaky, people don’t want to gamble on tokens with five zeros before the first digit. They want safety. Or at least stability. SHIB offers neither right now.
Can SHIB Bounce Back?
Maybe. But it’ll need a miracle — or at the very least, fresh liquidity and a solid jolt of bullish momentum. If SHIB can reclaim $0.000012, that might flip the tone, even if just a little.
Until then? The trend’s not your friend. The chart’s still broken. And holders — well, most of them are hoping the bottom isn’t even lower than it already feels.
