Shiba Inu's Path to Removing Zero Hinges on Volume and "Big Ifs"

Shiba Inu (SHIB) enthusiasts continue to anticipate that its token will shed another zero, an event seen as a significant milestone. Unfortunately, according to recent technical analysis, while this feat may technically be feasible, current market conditions don’t support blind optimism and an important “big if” may need to happen for this rally to actually materialize.

SHIB is currently trapped under an intimidating resistance structure consisting of 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs). These moving averages all stack and slope downward, creating an atmosphere conducive to sustained downtrending that makes every upward attempt vulnerable unless meme coin can successfully breach over its 50-day EMA.

Growth Requirement: An Impactful Event

SHIB’s primary challenge lies in its declining market participation. Volume data illustrates a multi-month trend of decreasing liquidity, making a zero-removal rally–which would normally serve as an “momentum event”–highly unlikely in today’s environment.

An asset move of this magnitude often requires external forces, including strong macro pushes, aggressive inflows or whale-coordinated accumulation. Until these factors come together, an asset may remain stagnant despite having found support at $0.0000080-$0.0000083 range which has consistently attracted buyers; its Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains steady in its midrange to show that market is currently stabilizing rather than collapsing.

Critical Resistance Zone : What it Means

A successful, volume-backed breakout from $0.0000093-$0.0000095 resistance could open the way to zero removal runs in future trading sessions, according to analysts. Without significant trading volume accelerating to this threshold level, zero removal runs remain unrealistic.

Should SHIB manage to successfully break through this resistance, a path would open toward $0.0000107 and beyond where price momentum has the potential for explosive growth. Conversely, failing to do so soon enough may result in a return back toward mid-$0.0000070s levels; investors should therefore closely monitor whale flows and breakout attempts as indicators of an impending market shift.