Shiba Inu is clinging to a razor-thin support band while analysts call for a sharp rebound — but the same level they’re targeting has stopped bulls three times this year. With price camped near $0.000010 and a potential 30% move toward the 200-day EMA on the table, traders face a classic decision: position early for a bounce, or wait to see whether the most important moving average on SHIB’s chart rejects price yet again.
What’s happening now
SHIB has been oscillating around $0.000010, defending a key demand area despite broader market hesitation. Analysts note a visible “gap” left by the drop below the former support band at $0.00001145–$0.00001264 that could be filled on a rebound. Overhead, the 200-day EMA (~$0.00001299) has acted as persistent resistance since May, repeatedly capping rallies.
Why this matters to traders
The 200-day EMA is a high-timeframe filter: - Rejections there in May (~$0.00001765), July (~$0.00001597), and September (~$0.00001484) preceded pullbacks or consolidations. - A clean break and hold above it often marks a regime change from distribution to accumulation. - A failure and rejection typically resets price back into rangebound chop, increasing stop-outs and slippage.
Two clear scenarios
- Mean reversion to resistance: If SHIB continues to hold ~$0.000010, a move into the $0.00001145–$0.00001264 gap toward the 200D EMA is plausible. Tactically, look for pullbacks that hold prior intraday higher lows; scale out into the gap and near the EMA.
- Rejection at the 200D EMA: If price tags the EMA and momentum fades (lower highs on lower timeframes, waning volume), a fade back toward range lows can offer asymmetric risk. Keep stops above the session high that forms at/near the EMA.
Actionable checklist before pulling the trigger
- Daily close vs. 200D EMA: A close above and a successful retest from the top side carry more weight than an intraday wick.
- Volume confirmation: Breakouts need expanding volume; weak volume into the EMA favors a fade.
- Momentum tells: Watch 4H/daily momentum (e.g., RSI or MACD) for bullish confirmation or bearish divergence at the EMA.
- Market context: Track Bitcoin’s direction; SHIB often echoes broader risk-on/risk-off flows.
- Derivatives signals: If funding/OPEN INTEREST spike into resistance, expect volatility and potential squeeze/reversal dynamics.
Key levels to watch
- Support: ~$0.000010
- Gap/fill zone: $0.00001145–$0.00001264
- 200-day EMA: ~$0.00001299 (pivotal resistance)
- Trend reversal zone: Near ~$0.00001765 (where sentiment could flip decisively if reclaimed)
Important note of caution on memecoins
Shiba Inu is a memecoin. It is highly speculative, prone to sudden pumps/dumps, and can be driven by headlines and social sentiment over fundamentals. Use conservative position sizing, accept the possibility of false breakouts around the 200D EMA, and avoid chasing green candles without confirmation.
Bottom line
The single most useful insight here: let the 200-day EMA decide. Either trade into it with tight risk and take profits before/at that level, or wait for a confirmed daily close and retest above it before embracing a bullish regime shift. No confirmation? Treat rebounds as opportunities to fade back into the range with clearly defined invalidation.
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