Top Shiba Inu Executive Predicts SHIB Comeback as Community Pushes for Gains

Shiba Inu’s leadership has signaled renewed confidence as market pressure continues to test the meme coin. Community strength and ecosystem development now anchor expectations for recovery. Executives stress resilience, discipline, and long-term positioning amid volatility. Together, these factors frame cautious optimism around SHIB’s near-term direction.

SHIB Leadership Signals Recovery Driven by Community Strength

Lucie, Shiba Inu’s pseudonymous marketing lead, told the community that SHIB would recover despite recent market setbacks. She stated that “SHIB will come back,” emphasizing confidence in the ecosystem’s durability. According to Lucie, strong communities within Shiba Inu and projects on Shibarium would continue pushing the token back to gains. She explained that weaker projects relying on paid key opinion leaders would fade, while stronger alternatives would emerge.

Lucie also pointed to broader ecosystem shifts. She said NFTs built on Shibarium could regain momentum as market conditions stabilize. In addition, she noted that new standards across artificial intelligence would emerge alongside these developments. While outlining these expectations, Lucie urged caution. She warned the community to remain alert because opportunities to make money would appear. However, she added a clear disclaimer, saying her comments did not constitute financial advice. She advised investors never to risk funds they could not afford to lose.

Lucie teased an upcoming update from Shiba Inu lead developer Kaal Dhairya. She said an update was “brewing” but declined to share details. The statement fueled speculation without offering specifics. Still, it reinforced expectations of continued development within the Shiba Inu ecosystem.

Exchange Outflows Rise as SHIB Price and Burn Metrics Diverge

On-chain data showed significant exchange outflows over the past 24 hours. Roughly 207 billion SHIB tokens exited wallets on centralized trading platforms. Investors often withdraw assets when planning long-term storage in cold wallets. This behavior can reduce immediate selling pressure.

Despite these outflows, SHIB’s price recently suffered a sharp decline. Between last Wednesday and Monday, the token dropped 16.27%. Since then, it has partially recovered. SHIB dropped 0.36% in the last 24 hours and traded at $0.000006829 at the time of reporting.

According to Shibburn, the daily burn rate fell 24.58% over the past day. A total of 3,623,615 SHIB moved to unspendable blockchain addresses. This decline followed a surge of more than 380% reported one day earlier. At that time, the community burned 4,804,534 SHIB across several transactions. The largest single burn today totaled 2,623,615 tokens, alongside an additional burn of 1,000,000 SHIB.