8 Trillion SHIB Pulled From Exchanges in 24 Hours

Published at 2025-12-10 11:30:10

On Dec 10, 2025, more than 8 trillion SHIB flowed out of centralized exchanges within a 24-hour window, according to on-chain trackers — one of the largest single-day withdrawals seen in recent months. Such a rapid decline in exchange balances typically points to two possibilities: strategic portfolio shifts by major holders moving coins into cold wallets, or fresh accumulation by buyers removing supply from the market.

The practical effect is a reduction in immediate selling liquidity, which can be bullish if buying demand holds. Market participants should monitor exchange reserves, whale transfers, and price reaction over the next few days to determine whether this is sustained accumulation or a temporary repositioning. As with abrupt liquidity shifts, the development raises both upside potential and short-term volatility, so risk-aware trading remains prudent.

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