Key Support level: $0.000030
Key Resistance level: : $0.000034
SHIB has finally arrived at the $0.000030 support level which has the best chance to reverse the current downtrend. This is because this level was the previous all-time high from October and should act as strong support.
Moreover, the downtrend is forming an ending diagonal wave with converging lines based on Elliot Wave theory (see in blue). A break from this triangle can take the price to the resistance at $0.000034 and may start a significant rally.
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Trading Volume: The volume has remained low during this correction. However, a reversal is likely to bring back buyers quickly looking at the past price action.
RSI: The RSI is making higher lows on the 12-hours timeframe. However, on the daily, this is not yet the case. This suggests SHIB may consolidate above the key support before attempting a rally.
MACD: The daily MACD has not yet made a bullish crossover. But this can take place at any moment should volatility return to SHIB as the MACD moving averages are very close to each other.
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The bias on SHIB is neutral. A break above the key resistance can turn the bias bullish, while a break below will be bearish.
SHIB’s correction has been ongoing for almost two full months and the price has dropped by over 60% since the all-time high at $0.000088. For this reason, it is likely that the downtrend may reverse soon and a relief rally could be expected.
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