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Shiba Inu (SHIB), a popular meme coin, has finally reached a point on the chart where the chaos stops and a predictable pattern emerges. You could call it a "Triple-Six" setup, a simple 6.66% upside path that almost perfectly lines up with SHIB's first real resistance level at $0.00000904.
It is not a huge move, but it is the first organized action the meme coin has shown after weeks of dropping.
The setup is based on strong support around $0.0000084-$0.00000847 per SHIB. That zone has held strong, even as broader altcoins have been unstable, giving buyers a reliable foundation to work with. As long as SHIB stays above it, the next step is clear: test the upper Bollinger band, which is right at the 6.66% extension.
The bands support the idea. The lower envelope is not sinking, the center line is not sliding and the candles finally look green for more than a few hours. Nothing dramatic, just a chart that has stopped deteriorating.
Optimism for SHIB
RSI in the mid-40s adds to the picture as the Shiba Inu coin is not overbought or pressured, and it has enough space to climb without running into extreme conditions. For a meme coin that just spent the early part of the month near $0.00000776, that alone counts as progress.
Thus, the whole "Triple-Six" situation boils down to this: can SHIB hold this narrow base long enough to make a straightforward push toward $0.00000904?
If that is the case, the 6.66% move becomes the first legit bullish checkpoint in weeks. If not, the chart slides back into the same rhythm that capped every bounce before it.
Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team