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Despite September being dubbed as a weak month for cryptocurrencies and the general markets as well, the Shiba Inu community is brimming with optimism for September and the coming months ahead.
Shiba Inu-focused X account, Shibarium, with the handle Shibizens, has shared positive expectations for September and going forward into 2026.
In a tweet, Shibizens predicted the path ahead for Shiba Inu, referring to September as "Sparktember," expecting the month to ignite utility and new launches for the Shiba Inu ecosystem.
October is predicted to be "Uptober," highlighting the classic bull rally vibes for the month. Shiba Inu reached its present all-time high of $0.000088 in October 2021. Shibizens tags November as "Moonvember," pushing for ATH narratives as rally in Q4 continues. December is predicted as "DeFi December," a month marked by liquidity, staking and protocol growth.
January 2026 is predicted to be "Gainuary," marking a fresh year as well as a fresh rally for the crypto market. Positive momentum is expected to persist till February 2026, called "Febullary." Shibizens predicts March 2026 to be a month where Shiba Inu would "March" to millions in adoption as well as in retail FOMO.
Shiba Inu's Sparktember?
At the time of writing, Shiba Inu was trading down 0.75% to $0.00001229 as the market posts lackluster trading at September's start.
The coming trading sessions might define the market sentiment as September progresses, a month historically believed to be the weakest in the year for cryptocurrencies.
Fed official comments, including those of Chair Jerome Powell, have ignited expectations regarding a potential rate cut in September. A weaker U.S. jobs market has strengthened the case for monetary easing, which might cause investors to turn to risk assets.
A soft print might lead to a September rate cut, which in turn could revive risk appetite. But until that confirmation comes, cryptocurrencies are trading sideways, reflecting caution in the market.
Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team