|

Shiba Inu price to dip 26%, allowing investors to buy SHIB at discount

  • Shiba Inu price looks to be forming a rising wedge pattern, hinting at an incoming correction.
  • A breakdown of the lower trend line at $0.00002828 will likely lead to a 13% correction to $0.00002540.
  •  In some cases, SHIB might head to $0.00002186, creating a bottom reversal pattern.

Shiba Inu price has been consolidating since its local top on October 7. This coiling up price action has pushed SHIB to produce a rising wedge formation, suggesting a correction.

Shiba Inu price looks ripe for harvesting

Shiba Inu price has been on fire, especially after an eye-popping 392% upswing between October 1 and October 7. Since hitting a local top at $0.00003528, SHIB has entered a consolidation that set up a swing low at $0.2186 on October 8.

Including this point, SHIB has created three higher lows and two higher highs. Connecting these swing points using trend lines reveals the formation of a rising wedge.

This technical formation forecasts a 26% downswing determined by adding the distance between the first swing high and swing low to the breakout point. 

While this might seem like a steep correction, the $0.00002540 support floor will be a significant barrier. There are chances for SHIB to bounce off this level and mitigate the losses, but if the selling pressure continues to increase, a revisit of $0.00002186 is likely.

Either way, this drop will allow Shiba Inu holders to accumulate or buy the dip as a retest of $0.00002186 will form a double-bottom pattern, indicating a reversal of the downtrend and a continuation of its uptrend.

SHIB/USDT 4-hour chart

SHIB/USDT 4-hour chart

While things are looking bearish for Shiba Inu price, a decisive close above $0.00003038 will be the bears’ first sign of weakness. If SHIB buyers push it to produce a higher high above $0.00003305, it wil invalidate the bearish thesis.

In such a case, investors can expect Shiba Inu price to climb to the $0.00003468 to $0.00003799 supply zone.

Author

Akash Girimath

Akash Girimath is a Mechanical Engineer interested in the chaos of the financial markets. Trying to make sense of this convoluted yet fascinating space, he switched his engineering job to become a crypto reporter and analyst.

More from Akash Girimath
Share:

Editor's Picks

XRP extends recovery as on-chain activity grows
Ripple (XRP) ticks up and trades around $1.13 at the time of writing on Tuesday. This rebound aligns with a broader recovery in the cryptocurrency market, attributed to reports that mediators between the United States (US) and Iran are seeking a 10-day cessation of strikes to find a way back to the signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Ethereum Price Forecast: ETH continues July uptrend with 20% rise after triggering buy signal
Ethereum (ETH) has gained 3% on Tuesday, extending its July gains above 20% after key on-chain indicators highlighted a resumption of buying activity. The strong performance so far in July comes a few days after ETH triggered the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Buy signal. ETH has been up by roughly 22% since the signal.
Chainlink becomes top 20 best performer, 3 reasons behind the move
Chainlink (LINK) has become the best-performing asset in the top 20 this week, leading every other major cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency jumped 10.18% to $8.71, its highest level since early June. Three major factors explain the double-digit rise over the past week.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP extend rebound amid returning institutional capital inflows
Cryptocurrency prices extend a broad recovery, led by Bitcoin (BTC), trading above $66,000 at the time of writing on Tuesday. Ethereum (ETH) remains bullish above $1,940, after logging four straight days of gains. Meanwhile, Ripple (XRP) hovers around $1.13, building on the reclaimed $1.10 critical level.
Bitcoin’s potential recovery in the second half hinges on these 4 catalysts
Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen over 34% in the first half of this year as the King Crypto failed to capitalize on a good semester for risk assets despite the woes from the Iran war.