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Experts predict Shiba Inu will rally by 85% toward $0.000013

  • Shiba Inu's Coinbase listing find relief as the exchange announces SHIB order books are live.
  • The memecoin continues to trade nearly 81% below its all-time high from four months ago. 
  • Analysts expect a breakout, SHIB is likely to resume an uptrend to $0.00000850. 

Shiba Inu struggles to climb higher; traders expect the token to rally following the Coinbase announcement.

Shiba Inu set to make a comeback from the flash crash

Following the meltdown in May 2021, the overall cryptocurrency market began its recovery and the altcoin rally extended to Shiba Inu. From July to mid-August, SHIB rallied over 50%, however, since then, the token has posted consistent losses for holders. 

The world’s second-largest exchange, Coinbase, announced SHIB’s listing, and the resurgence in the token’s price can be considered the “Coinbase Effect,” as the enthusiasm of Shiba Inu holders and traders was short-lived. 

Coinbase Pro announced earlier today that it has started accepting orders in SHIB-USD and SHIB-USDT. 

The crash on September 7 had led to nearly a 30% drop in SHIB’s price within a single day. 

The Coinbase listing announcement acted as a catalyst for the token’s recovery on the following day. A boost in price accompanied SHIB’s debut on the exchange, and analysts expect the altcoin to make a comeback to $0.000013. 

On-chain indicators for SHIB suggest a bullish trend reversal in the token. The number of large transactions worth $100,000 or higher has increased over the past week. 

Based on data from blockchain intelligence platform, IntoTheBlock, a total of $830.89 million in large value transactions were processed on the SHIB network. The indicator measures the aggregated daily volume of transactions greater than $100,000, reflecting large wallet investor activity. 

Large transactions volume in USD (SHIB)

Large transactions volume in USD (SHIB)

Analysts expect a push to the upside, setting the next price target at $0.00000850. FXStreet analysts predict that SHIB is vying for a 30% ascent once it crosses the key support level.

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Ekta Mourya

Ekta Mourya

FXStreet

Ekta Mourya has extensive experience in fundamental and on-chain analysis, particularly focused on impact of macroeconomics and central bank policies on cryptocurrencies.

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