On-chain data (blockchain transaction data) shows the 10 largest Shiba Inu exchange inflows totaled 10.44 billion SHIB over 24 hours, up 1.51%. Overall exchange inflows reached 460.69 billion SHIB, compared with 419.33 billion in outflows, producing a 41.36 billion net inflow even as netflow declined 2.83%. Average deposits were 1.94 billion SHIB per transaction, versus 713.26 million for withdrawals, pointing to larger transfers by major holders. Exchange reserves rose 0.05% to 87.66 trillion SHIB, worth about $505.77 million after a 0.81% decline in dollar value. Active addresses increased 0.96% to 753, while the seven-day chart showed a recent burst of activity; the burned-supply metric had no reading. SHIB traded at $0.00000578 after retreating from a late-September high of $0.00000627. The token remained above its 200-day moving average near $0.00000565, with shorter-term averages between $0.00000523 and $0.00000557 providing layered support. RSI (relative strength index, a momentum gauge) was near the midpoint and trading volume had weakened, leaving no clear directional push. Exchange inflows can precede selling, but they can also reflect repositioning for accumulation or liquidity provision. Holding the 200-day average would keep a move toward $0.00000600 to $0.00000627 in play, while a break below it would focus attention on $0.00000557 and $0.00000537. Whether netflow turns negative remains a key indicator of whale intent.