#技术分析 Seeing the discussion about Shiba Inu, I am reminded of many stories I've encountered over the years. The price has dropped 90%, and speculators are fleeing—such scenes can easily lead to panic. But on-chain data tells us another perspective—number of holders is increasing, large investors are quietly accumulating, and exchange balances are decreasing. This is not a sign of death, but rather market segmentation.

From a technical standpoint, Shiba Inu has indeed fallen into a descending wedge, yet the RSI is making new lows at the bottom, showing a bullish divergence. $0.0000092 becomes a key defensive line; only a breakout above it can truly change the narrative. But this is exactly what I want to remind everyone—no matter how good the data looks, it cannot change one fact: currently, there are no strong signals.

I often tell people not to be fooled by charts. Traders who are leveraging in derivatives markets remain cautious—what does this indicate? It shows that even experienced people are uncertain. The speculative frenzy has cooled, and opportunities for quick profits are scarce.

If you hold related assets, what you should do now is not chase the highs or sell at lows, but review your positions—what proportion does this position occupy in your overall portfolio? Can you withstand further declines? The most testing long-term mindset is never the excitement during an uptrend, but the patience during waiting periods.