【If SHIB really wants to move, this period might be crucial】
Afternoon time has passed halfway, and SHIB is quite restrained.
In recent days, the overall market has been relatively stable, and SHIB hasn't been swinging around randomly. The position at 0.000008 is a bit interesting, neither going up nor down, like it's waiting for some signal. The RSI is at 49.8, neither strong nor weak, a typical state of oscillation and accumulation, in plain terms, both bulls and bears are holding their breath, waiting to see who gasps first.
Being bullish does not mean acting without thinking.
I've held this coin for a while now, well past the age of chasing highs and cutting losses. To be honest, this kind of sideways movement is the most frustrating, on one hand, fearing it will suddenly soar without me being present, and on the other hand, fearing that an impulsive decision could lead to losses. But if you ask me if I'm optimistic? I'd say I have to think positively. After all, the current market sentiment isn't bad, as long as MEME coins are trending, SHIB has never been one to lag behind. If one day the trading volume suddenly increases, along with some community news or if Musk unexpectedly posts a dog picture, it could surge in an instant. If it really wants to move, I think the first wave of targets won't be slow; the key is whether it can maintain its rhythm and not become another “impulsive performance.”
Of course, one must also guard against a downside. If it can't break the range for several consecutive days and the volume remains tepid, it indicates that capital interest is low, and it might need to continue bottoming out. During such times, it's easy to be lured by small profits and face losses, feeling heartache from selling and fatigue from holding. So, now is really not the time to heavily bet on direction; observation is key, and hands should not be too hot.
That said, SHIB has never relied on technical analysis to make its moves; it thrives on emotion, traffic, and a moment of frenzy. If you see it not moving now, it might just be gathering strength for a big move. I've seen it too many times; it was dull just a few days ago, and then the next day it directly surges like a red-eyed cobra. So don't dislike its dormancy; after being quiet for a long time, it could create opportunities.
In summary, lighten your positions and keep a balanced mindset. If it really moves, you won't miss out; if it continues to drag on, don't let it wear you down. Save some bullets, and when the wind blows your way, you'll naturally know where to aim.
This isn't just a casual pull.
