Recently, SHIB's trend has been quite interesting. After bouncing off the support level at 0.00000723, it has now stabilized around 0.000007. During this process, the RSI surged to 56.6, and the overall trend looks somewhat strong.
Honestly, this kind of market easily evokes memories—recalling the days when SHIB was surging wave after wave, and the entire community atmosphere was extremely lively. The current rhythm seems somewhat like a replica of that time, although not exactly the same, there are definitely some similarities.
From a technical perspective, the key levels are distributed as follows: solid support below at 0.000007, and resistance above at 0.000008. Once it can effectively break through the 0.000008 barrier, the space for further movement might open up. This is a crucial watershed worth paying attention to.
If you really want to participate in this wave, risk management must be in place. The usual approach is to enter in batches near the current price, with a single position controlling about 20% of the total funds for safety. I would set the stop-loss at 0.0000068 to leave myself a backup. The initial target is 0.0000085, and once reached, decide whether to hold further based on market reactions.
To put it simply, the market for coins like SHIB swings between technical signals and emotional sentiment. No matter how good the technical indicators look, they need market recognition. When FOMO kicks in, many people tend to ignore the charts. So, after setting a trading plan, mindset and discipline in execution become even more critical.
What do you think about this position? Share your thoughts in the comments.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
10 Likes
Reward
10
7
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
UnluckyLemur
· 21m ago
If I can't get past 0.000008, I won't watch anymore. Always getting scammed.
View OriginalReply0
RooftopReserver
· 8h ago
It's SHIB again. Is this really the push to break through this time, or is it just another scam to get me to buy in?
Wait, can 0.000008 really break? Feels like I always get stuck here.
It's all about mindset, right? That's exactly why I'm still here without one.
When FOMO hits, my brain just stops working. Why bother?
Diving in in batches sounds good, but I don't have that much ammunition in my hands.
I've heard "history repeats itself" too many times, but the result is still the same loss.
View OriginalReply0
ForkItAllDay
· 8h ago
Once again, it's about to break through 0.000008. Can it hold this time? Last time, it was crushed right here.
View OriginalReply0
LiquidityWitch
· 8h ago
ah, the classic liquidity sacrifice at 0.000008—that's where the real alchemy happens, ngl
Reply0
AirdropHarvester
· 8h ago
Remembering those crazy days again, truly awesome
---
0.000008 if it can't break through, it's just a trap. Don't ask me how I know
---
I still think this thing is too easily driven by emotions; technical analysis is unpredictable
---
Buy in batches? I prefer to go all in at once, anyway it's all small money
---
Keep an eye on 0.0000085, and then quietly make a fortune
---
FOMO is really the devil; only after being cut a few times do you learn
---
Is the support at 0.000007 reliable? Feels like it could break at any moment
---
20% position management is still a bit conservative; I think it could be more aggressive
---
How is the stop-loss at 0.0000068 calculated? It seems so random
---
SHIB is just a casino; don't expect to make money with technical indicators
View OriginalReply0
SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 8h ago
Honestly, this rebound has some substance, but I still want to see if it can hold above 0.000008 first. After all, the lessons from previous FOMO were pretty painful.
SHIB is just a coin driven by hype; no matter how perfect the technicals are, they can't withstand a sudden bearish shock. So my strategy is to try with a small position and stick to strict stop-losses—that's the key.
Getting to 0.0000085 would be good enough. Don't overthink it; set your stop-loss and exit. Mindset is more important than anything.
I’ve been burned before, so this time I’m being smarter—dividing 20% of my position into batches is the safest. Otherwise, a quick correction could wipe out my position, which is too exhausting.
🤔 This level does look like a replay of the past, but could it be another "strangulation"? It seems like the funds aren't very active.
Honestly, I'm a bit nervous about entering now. Let’s wait for a clearer trend confirmation. No rush; the recent one or two days’ gains aren’t urgent.
View OriginalReply0
LiquidationHunter
· 9h ago
Breaks 0.000008 and takes off, the question is whether it can break through
Another wave of emotional bull run, how beautiful the technicals are doesn't matter, capital recognition is the key
When FOMO hits, who still looks at the charts? This is SHIB's fate
Allocate 20% of the position in batches, stop loss at 0.0000068, sounds safe but difficult to execute
History always repeats itself, not a remake but a copycat, beware of being cut off
Recently, SHIB's trend has been quite interesting. After bouncing off the support level at 0.00000723, it has now stabilized around 0.000007. During this process, the RSI surged to 56.6, and the overall trend looks somewhat strong.
Honestly, this kind of market easily evokes memories—recalling the days when SHIB was surging wave after wave, and the entire community atmosphere was extremely lively. The current rhythm seems somewhat like a replica of that time, although not exactly the same, there are definitely some similarities.
From a technical perspective, the key levels are distributed as follows: solid support below at 0.000007, and resistance above at 0.000008. Once it can effectively break through the 0.000008 barrier, the space for further movement might open up. This is a crucial watershed worth paying attention to.
If you really want to participate in this wave, risk management must be in place. The usual approach is to enter in batches near the current price, with a single position controlling about 20% of the total funds for safety. I would set the stop-loss at 0.0000068 to leave myself a backup. The initial target is 0.0000085, and once reached, decide whether to hold further based on market reactions.
To put it simply, the market for coins like SHIB swings between technical signals and emotional sentiment. No matter how good the technical indicators look, they need market recognition. When FOMO kicks in, many people tend to ignore the charts. So, after setting a trading plan, mindset and discipline in execution become even more critical.
What do you think about this position? Share your thoughts in the comments.