Key Takeaways
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is currently trading within a descending wedge formation after a prolonged correction from its previous peak.
The SHIB is consolidating within a key support range, and a decisive move is expected soon.
Both Fibonacci levels and Elliott Wave structures indicate potential turning points, making this a critical moment for SHIB’s next trend direction.
The 4-hour SHIB chart reflects a clear Elliott Wave structure. The SHIB is undergoing an extended ABC correction within a descending wedge.
The decline from the previous wave (v) peak from Dec. 8, at $0.00003307, formed an ABC corrective pattern, testing key Fibonacci retracement levels.
SHIB is currently consolidating within the $0.00001478 – 0.00001550 support range, aligning with the green horizontal support zone.
Historically, price reactions at this zone have indicated possible accumulation phases before a reversal.
However, a clean breakout above $0.00001701 (0.786 Fib, descending wedge’s upper boundary) would be necessary to confirm any bullish reversal.
From an Elliott Wave perspective, SHIB seems to be in the final stages of a complex corrective wave. If this holds true, a breakout from the wedge could signal the beginning of a new impulsive wave.
Conversely, a failure to hold the $0.00001478 support could push the price toward the $0.00001264 (1.0 Fib level), potentially extending the correction.
Momentum indicators, including the 4-hour Relative Strength Index (RSI), show near-oversold conditions, suggesting selling pressure might be weakening.
The last time RSI hit these levels, SHIB experienced a strong bounce, making it an important signal to watch.
The 1-hour chart provides a more detailed perspective on SHIB’s short-term price movements.
Currently, SHIB is approaching a decision point within the descending wedge, where two primary scenarios emerge:
Volume remains a key factor in determining the validity of either scenario. If SHIB moves upward with strong volume, the breakout will be confirmed.
However, a low-volume push might result in another rejection, leading to further consolidation.