#数字资产市场动态 SHIB hits rock bottom, but I see signs of rebound that have been buried—perhaps a trap, or maybe an opportunity.

To the point, no fluff today, let's directly uncover the truth about Shiba Inu.

Price halved, buying momentum weak, volatility keeps investors on edge—yes, SHIB now looks very much like something abandoned, even retail traders following the trend don't want to get close.

But is it really the end?
History never repeats exactly, but it often rhymes.

Remember February this year? SHIB suddenly turned around amid desperate cries, surging by 400%.
The current situation feels familiar: selling pressure wanes, trading volume is light, and the market feels icy cold—these are common signs of capital hiding.

Looking at the four-hour chart, the line from 0.06978 to 0.06996 is heavily pressed down, filled with trapped orders.
But here’s the interesting part—although the daily chart looks bleak, the trading volume suddenly turns red.
Have you seen someone about to drown suddenly struggle before going under?
RSI is resting in the oversold zone, MFI is pretending to sleep...
On the surface, all signals seem dead, but turnarounds often happen when everyone least expects.

Here comes the heartbreaker:
The "collapse" you see now is very likely just a psychological tactic by some big players.
A drop isn’t just a simple fall; it’s designed to shake retail traders’ confidence to the point of doubt.
The calm isn’t real calm either—it’s the lull before the storm.

My judgment:
This "desperate" appearance of SHIB is probably just a show.
Why do I say that?
Because the real big move often starts when everyone has given up.
Look at those accumulated resistance levels, RSI at the bottom barely breathing—this isn’t the end? It’s clearly a setup for a price trap, meant to scare off the timid traders and force them to cut losses.

How to respond?
—Don’t rush to exit in panic, and don’t be fooled by false rebounds.
Pay attention to that key moving average; once volume picks up and breaks through, the pattern could reverse quickly.

Friends holding SHIB, don’t rush to sell now.
For those still watching, the current price level is also worth considering for building a position.

But it must be emphasized: trading requires setting proper take-profit and stop-loss levels, and mental preparation is essential.

Remember this: the market’s favorite prey is consensus expectations; what it fears most is a scenario nobody expects.