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Will Shiba Inu (SHIB) Crash? 2 Bullish and 1 Bearish Scenario

Tue, 23/09/2025 - 12:30
Shiba Inu might see recovery in foreseeable future as at least two bullish scenarios exist
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Will Shiba Inu (SHIB) Crash? 2 Bullish and 1 Bearish Scenario
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Despite months of consolidation in a tightening symmetrical triangle, Shiba Inu's future is tied to two questions: will it come back above the triangle or keep gaining descending momentum further? Technicals and on-chain activity give conflicting signals, offering investors a range of possible outcomes.

Bullish scenarios

Bearish scenario

Bearish prospects: A decline to 2025 lows is possible. The obvious bearish risk, on the other hand, is that SHIB has already broken through important support and is unable to maintain the triangle’s lower boundary. There is a greater chance of a further decline if the price does not rise above $0.0000128. 

Since RSI remains in neutral territory, SHIB can continue to decline. A breakdown might push the token back toward its annual lows, essentially wiping out most of 2025’s gains and putting an end to short-term bullish sentiment.

Shiba Inu is currently at a turning point. Community-driven optimism may be rekindled by a bounce, but the bearish scenario will become more likely if resistance rejects it. Investors should keep a close eye on volume and on-chain flows in the upcoming weeks.

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