🐑 The weakest on the surface, the strongest on-chain—SHIB is putting on a “price vs. buying pressure divergence” play.

According to recent data from CoinGecko/Dune, over the past 7 days SHIB is up only about +13.6%, and it’s still down about 22% year-to-date—so it looks like the laggard. But over the same period, DEX net buys exceeded $30 million, with a demand deviation of about +69.8%. Exchanges also saw net outflows of roughly $1.97 million (suggesting accumulation). Meanwhile, Japan’s FSA has listed SHIB as an authorized asset for Nomura’s Laser Digital, planting an expectation of institutional inflows.

My take: this “weak on the surface, strong in the shadows” divergence is rare even among OG memes. Exchange net outflows indicate someone is pulling the pile off the team. On-chain, buy orders are covering sell orders. But we still need to be clear about the risk: the top-profit wallets are still reducing positions by about $820,000, so the “accumulation confirmation” hasn’t really been locked in yet. My view: SHIB is like a compressed spring—the logic is there, but a reversal needs those profitable wallets to stop selling, and the Japan narrative to show real progress. Using it as an “emotional reverse thermometer” is more reliable than treating it as a “sure thing to pump.”

Do you trust this SHIB “undercurrent,” or do you feel the narrative edge from OG memes has already been harvested?đŸ€”
#Binance #SHIB #MemeCoin (Watch, data sources: CoinGecko/Dune/Nansen; not investment advice)