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Shiba Inu Open Interest Surges 9.38% as Traders Pile Back Into Futures
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Shiba Inu Open Interest Surges 9.38% as Traders Pile Back Into Futures

Shiba Inu is briefly flashing a potential recovery signal as its derivatives market stirs from its slumber, with investors returning and sending open interest sharply higher. The futures activity has caught the attention of market watchers, because nothing says "calm market" like everyone reopening leveraged positions while volatility still reigns. Futures traders have staked over 8.6 trillion $SHIB in the last 24 hours, according to data from Coinglass.

$SHIB OI suddenly flips positive: The data shows Shiba Inu's open interest climbed 9.38% over the past 24 hours, as futures traders appear to be rediscovering their appetite for the leading meme token. Following the surge, the amount of $SHIB locked in active futures contracts reached 8.63 trillion tokens as of Saturday, May 6. The sharp rise suggests traders are creeping back in and opening fresh positions even as extreme volatility across the crypto market refuses to take a break. The metric's spike has sparked some optimism among Shiba Inu holders, who are treating the reading like it contains the cheat code to the next move.

$SHIB price still in red: Shiba Inu may have flashed a bullish open interest signal, but its spot price is still limping, suggesting plenty of traders are keeping one foot out the door. Over the past 24 hours, the Shiba Inu price has slipped 1.07%, extending its weekly losses to 17.87%. The open interest surge arriving alongside a steady price decline has traders positioning aggressively in both directions, apparently convinced a major move is loading — because in crypto, the perp desk always knows something the chart doesn't.

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