Over the past few months, Shiba Inu coin has been moving very "quiet"—almost completely stagnant, oscillating within a narrow range. This has indeed been a torment for those eager for quick arbitrage, but from another perspective, this silence itself implies certain possibilities.

The previous situation of continuous plummeting and daily new lows has ended. Now, the price is stable within a small consolidation zone. What does this indicate? The intensity of selling pressure has significantly weakened, and market panic has also cooled down considerably.

From a technical standpoint, signs of improvement are indeed present. The downward speed has shifted from a free fall to a slow decline—key support levels have not been broken, and several major moving averages have also stopped dropping rapidly. This is not a sign of a market about to collapse; rather, it signals that the short-selling force is gradually exhausting.

Changes in trading volume further illustrate the issue. The massive trading volume during the panic selling period has disappeared, and trading has noticeably shrunk. This means the market has passed the most frantic stage—no one is fleeing at the slightest negative news, and the enthusiasm for shorting has diminished. Most people are now just watching coldly.

However, it must be clarified here: SHIB is still below an important resistance level, and this sideways movement may last longer than many expect. Only when the price truly breaks above the top of the consolidation zone and trading volume increases simultaneously can we confirm that the upward trend has truly started.

But the positive side is— the risk-reward balance is gradually adjusting. The less the price moves, the more limited the downward space becomes. Once buying power slightly picks up, it can trigger significant volatility. Historical experience also confirms this point: Shiba Inu coin often in the long term