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#巨鲸动向 ⚠️ SHIB faces pressure again at the 82 trillion market cap threshold—can it break through this time?
Recently, traders monitoring the market may have noticed that SHIB is once again hovering around that old level. Every time it approaches the 82 trillion mark, the bulls seem particularly powerless. The issue isn't the technical rebound itself, but the underlying capital movement—continuous inflows into exchanges. What does this indicate? Liquidity is ample, but it also means selling pressure is steadily accumulating.
From the daily chart, there are signs of a slight rebound, but how far can this rebound go? History shows that previous small rallies like this were ruthlessly suppressed by sell orders above. More painfully, on-chain data reveals that reserves have been steadily increasing—whales are not actively fleeing but are adopting a defensive holding strategy. This signals that market participants are generally cautious.
📉 The current fundamental situation can be summarized in one word: weak. The bearish sentiment is clear, and oscillations have become the norm. If reserves stabilize above 82 trillion, a slow decline may ensue; but don't rule out the scenario where a brief breakout is followed by a sharp drop—this is the true picture of SHIB right now.
Investors in SHIB should prepare psychologically. Don't be fooled by every rebound; the key is to keep an eye on on-chain truths like exchange inflows and whale holdings. Market pressure is real, and so are the risks.