The bearish expectations have been dashed. This rebound came quite aggressively; the market is really changing.
This is not just the performance of a few individual tokens, but a shift in the overall landscape. Assets like Bitcoin, XRP, and SHIB, which once dragged down the market, are now catching up. The sluggish period at the end of the year, which seemed like an irreversible decline, has basically reversed in recent weeks. Indeed, the speed of market changes can sometimes catch people off guard.
**Shiba Inu is back in the spotlight—what's the secret this time?**
SHIB has regained attention, pointing to an old topic—zero removal. But this time is different. After several months of stagnation, the price suddenly surged, and this breakout has genuinely changed the market’s short-term attitude. Although the market has been fluctuating, this rebound clearly has some strength.
Most importantly, this rally isn’t a slow consolidation. Both volume and price have shown significant expansion—which usually indicates that a long-term consolidation phase is ending. SHIB has finally broken through the downward channel that repeatedly suppressed it, and the price has crossed the resistance level that has failed multiple times since autumn. Just this point alone is enough to explain why market sentiment has suddenly shifted.
**What does zero removal require?**
It doesn’t need miracles, nor does it rely on marketing hype or major ecosystem news to sustain it. What’s really needed is quite simple: the price stabilizes at a key level, and then continuous buying pressure keeps coming in.
Investors should focus not on how fast SHIB can rise, but whether it can hold this breakout. This is very important. If a retest fails afterward, it’s just another rebound. But if it consolidates and holds steady, then the upward potential is truly unlocked.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-06 22:48
nah wait, lemme check the on-chain data first before buying into this "breakout" narrative... volume spike could just be whales redistributing, seen this pattern too many times already
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Beauwu
· 01-05 03:00
I think what you said is very good, at least in my opinion, very nice, I think it's right, very good, really great, awesome, keep it up. Let's improve together, impressive, keep going.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 01-05 02:55
Shib's recent move was really a bit unexpected, catching the bears off guard.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-05 02:44
Here we go again, the bears are getting beaten up once more... I just want to know how long SHIB can hold this time. Last time, it broke through the resistance level and directly failed the retest, resulting in a huge loss. I still remember that clearly to this day.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 01-05 02:33
The bears got hammered again haha, this time SHIB's rebound is indeed a bit fierce.
Yesterday I was worried about not holding up, but today it just stabilized? With such strong volume, it seems the bottom is really solidified.
The key still depends on whether it can continue upward later. Once it retraces and breaks below, it will be troublesome.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-05 02:30
The bears got slapped again, this pace is really almost ridiculous.
This move isn't a rebound; it feels more like the market is correcting overly pessimistic expectations from earlier.
The SHIB situation is actually that simple: the price stabilized, and the volume also picked up. Now it's just a matter of whether it can hold steady.
The bearish expectations have been dashed. This rebound came quite aggressively; the market is really changing.
This is not just the performance of a few individual tokens, but a shift in the overall landscape. Assets like Bitcoin, XRP, and SHIB, which once dragged down the market, are now catching up. The sluggish period at the end of the year, which seemed like an irreversible decline, has basically reversed in recent weeks. Indeed, the speed of market changes can sometimes catch people off guard.
**Shiba Inu is back in the spotlight—what's the secret this time?**
SHIB has regained attention, pointing to an old topic—zero removal. But this time is different. After several months of stagnation, the price suddenly surged, and this breakout has genuinely changed the market’s short-term attitude. Although the market has been fluctuating, this rebound clearly has some strength.
Most importantly, this rally isn’t a slow consolidation. Both volume and price have shown significant expansion—which usually indicates that a long-term consolidation phase is ending. SHIB has finally broken through the downward channel that repeatedly suppressed it, and the price has crossed the resistance level that has failed multiple times since autumn. Just this point alone is enough to explain why market sentiment has suddenly shifted.
**What does zero removal require?**
It doesn’t need miracles, nor does it rely on marketing hype or major ecosystem news to sustain it. What’s really needed is quite simple: the price stabilizes at a key level, and then continuous buying pressure keeps coming in.
Investors should focus not on how fast SHIB can rise, but whether it can hold this breakout. This is very important. If a retest fails afterward, it’s just another rebound. But if it consolidates and holds steady, then the upward potential is truly unlocked.