✅5-year price analysis of Shiba Inu (SHIB) :
1. Origin & Early Years (2020–2021)
SHIB was launched in August 2020 as a meme-inspired cryptocurrency.
It gained massive attention in 2021, especially around October–November 2021, when it recorded its all-time high price in INR (around ₹0.007–₹0.008 per SHIB).
2. Peak and Major Rally (2021)
During late 2021, the coin saw an explosive rally driven by retail investor enthusiasm, social media hype, and large burns/donations of tokens by key holders.
The all-time high in INR was roughly ₹0.0064–₹0.0082 per SHIB.
This peak was significantly above prices before 2021, showing huge percentage gains from launch.
3. Bear Market & Corrections (2022–2023)
After 2021’s peak, SHIB declined sharply in 2022 and 2023 along with the broader crypto market downturn. Various factors such as market corrections, selling pressure, and macroeconomic headwinds contributed to the fall.
Although specific INR day-by-day data isn’t readily available for all those years, the trend was a downtrend from the peak.
4. Recent Performance (2024–2025)
By 2025, the price in INR is much lower compared to the peak — around ₹0.0007 per SHIB (Dec 2025).
Monthly and quarterly price movements show relative volatility with declines and occasional short rebounds.
SHIB’s price performance over recent years has seen underperformance or sideways trading, despite occasional ecosystem news and burn activity.
5. General 5-Year Trend Summary
2020–2021: Very low price → massive rally to ATH (~₹0.006–₹0.008).
2022–2023: Decline after peak, retracement of much of the earlier gains.
2024–2025: Stabilized at much lower levels (~₹0.0007), far below the ATH, with price fluctuations and bearish pressures dominating the trend.
Conclusion: Over the last five years, SHIB’s price in ₹ saw a huge initial surge to an all-time high in late 2021, followed by significant retracement and lower price levels through 2025 — illustrating typical meme-coin volatility and correlation with broader crypto market cycles.
*Note: Crypto prices are highly volatile and past performance does not guarantee future results.*
