Shiba Inu exchange outflows rose 121.26% to roughly 579 million tokens on a seven-day average, but inflows increased 182.3% to about 1.68 billion SHIB. The report also cited a positive net flow of 86.53 billion SHIB across monitored exchanges, leaving more liquidity potentially available for selling and weakening the bullish interpretation normally associated with withdrawals. SHIB remained up 1.14% over 24 hours and nearly 6% over the week after recovering from an August 30-day low near $0.00000488, keeping $0.00000500 in focus as short-term support. The rebound followed volatile trading after August U.S. jobs data showed 162,000 additions and increased expectations for a September rate cut, weighing on most cryptocurrencies. Separately, Shiba Inu lead ambassador Shytoshi Kusama changed his X location from “backlog, Marketing and positioning” to “close” and shortened his bio to “Polish.” Community members including Kuro, Mazrael and KURO (@kuro_9696_9696) highlighted the edits, but Kusama has not confirmed their meaning or linked them to a launch. His previous profile language referred to the AI-powered relationship platform ROS, a completed beta website and final bug checks; he discussed the platform during a February 2026 livestream. Kusama last posted or interacted on X on May 13, 2026.