Foreign media commented that SHIB, DOGE and Bitcoin had recently split. SHIB was under pressure to buy less and exchange inflows increased, and the DoGE showed signs of sturdyness after a continuous decline, while bitcoin was back and again in the vicinity of $60,000.

Increased flows to SHIB exchanges

According to the article, hundreds of billions of SHIBs were transferred to the Centralized Exchange in the past few days. While the overall net flow is still negative, the volume of deposits has suddenly increased, raising concerns that some large households may be ready to sell rather than continue to grow.

It is mentioned that the exchange once came out close to 29.5 billion SHIBs and more than 240 billion. For traders, the potential for depression per se is sufficient to suppress risk preferences, and therefore the funds tend to wait.

At the same time, SHIB prices remained below the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day average. The previous rebounds had been hampered on several occasions, allowing the market to be cautious about short-line repairs. According to the article, the difficulty of getting attention for meco money is increasing in the context of assets such as Bitcoin and Solana attracting limited incremental funds.

There's an upturn in the chain.

Although SHIB ' s active address, active sending address and number of transactions have increased within 24 hours, these chain improvements have not been translated into price support for the time being. According to the article, the current market is more concerned about whether prices have stopped falling than about the use of the data itself.

As long as prices continue to show lower and lower levels, the upswing in the chain will have a more limited boost to emotions.

DoGE has a staged, steady signal.

According to the article, DoGE is lagging behind for months and may be forming a local bottom in the current region. The price is around 0.072, and more than 0.11 per cent above the month of May has fallen by more than 35 per cent.

It is mentioned that the relatively strong and weak indicator of DOGE, RSI, has been reduced to about 21 and is in a significant oversale range. At the same time, the recent decline has not been accompanied by a previous type of off-the-shelf sale, suggesting that the pressure on short-line sales may have decreased.

However, the article also states that the DOGE is still below the main average and that the trend has not yet been completely reversed. Further improvement would require the recovery of 50-day averages near approximately $0.083, followed by resistance positions such as $0.093 and $0.11 above.

Bitcoin is going back to 60,000.

Bitcoin has recently returned to the 59,000-$60,000 zone. According to the article, this location remains a high-profile psychological juncture in the market, with many trying to avoid further price pushes.

An upward trend line that supported a rebound between April and May has been missed, followed by a clear fall in June. Since then, each rebound has come under new sales pressure, suggesting that the market as a whole remains weak.

At present, bitcoin is still running below the average of 50, 100 and 200 days. Of these, 50 day averages are around $6.37 million, which is the first major drag on short lines; 100 and 200 days averages are around $69,000 and $765 million above.

According to the article, 60,000 dollars has become a space for repeated competition. While RSI is approaching oversale areas, which means short-line or technical rebound space, the recent decline has been accompanied by higher sales, suggesting that market participants are now more inclined to lower their position than to actively absorb.