Shiba Inu futures recorded $10.39 million in inflows and $10.60 million in outflows over three days, producing a net flow of negative $207,230 and a 6,700.36% decline. The 67-fold drop suggests traders are reducing leveraged positions amid market uncertainty, profit-taking and weaker speculative interest. SHIB rose to $0.000004844 between Tuesday and Wednesday before falling 5% Thursday to $0.00000446 during a broader selloff that liquidated more than $1 billion in crypto positions, then trading as low as $0.00000455 on Saturday. Futures-flow data measures derivatives activity rather than spot-market demand, so SHIB’s price impact will depend partly on whether token buyers offset reduced leveraged exposure. SHIB began declining in early October 2026 and is on track for a sixth consecutive weekly loss after September’s lower close. The weekly chart identifies resistance at $0.00000586, corresponding to the 50-week moving average, while support is at $0.0000041. CoinMarketCap’s altcoin season index stood at 44 out of 100, its lowest level since September.