[Most people are still hesitant about SHIB, but I'm even more excited.]
Before I even finished breakfast, this SHIB candlestick chart had already jolted me awake. With a fried dough stick between my chopsticks, eyes glued to the screen, watching the slightly protruding bullish candlestick, I suddenly felt much more at ease. The price of 0.000008 isn't too high, but it's not too low either; after all, I held on from 0.000002 all the way down to 0.00002 in the last round. Experienced investors know that at times like this, it's either a sell-off or a major move.
The current trend is clearly a pullback and consolidation. The volume hasn't increased much, but it hasn't collapsed either, very similar to how Dogecoin traded sideways back in the day. The RSI is stuck at 43, neither overbought nor oversold, as if waiting for someone to make a decision. To be honest, I have two premonitions: one is that it will continue to consolidate at the bottom, waiting a few more days to shake out those who couldn't hold on, and then suddenly a big bullish move will sweep them away; the other is that it might experience another shallow drop, hitting around 0.000007 to fill the gap, scaring away the last batch of wishful thinking investors, and then rebounding.
My rational mind tells me to wait, but my hands are a bit disobedient.
I'm not giving trading signals, nor do I dare to advise anyone to go all in. After all, playing MEME coin is like gambling on one's temperament; it relies on conviction and timing. But I'm actually more excited—not because a surge is imminent, but because this quiet is so much like the calm before the storm. Look at the community; although the noise isn't as explosive as before, the discussion hasn't stopped. Jokes are still being posted, memes are still being shared, and some people are even calculating when SHIB will get a "second boost" in Vitalik Buterin's wallet. This unwavering determination is precisely the spark.
And don't forget, the SHIB ecosystem hasn't been idle lately either: Layer 2 launch, consistent burn data, and occasional airdrop surprises… While not as legitimate as Bitcoin, its strength lies in the fact that "people are still willing to believe." With more people believing, the price naturally has potential.
So, do you think I'll sell? No. My position is already set; whether it goes up or down is up to fate. I just feel that when most people are hesitant, saying "this thing is outdated," that's often the signal that it's about to move. I'm not a bullish warrior, just an old-timer who can't bear to delete anything from my watchlist, quietly watching and patiently waiting. I don't want to miss this opportunity.
