Despite a record burn spike and strong sentiment, Shiba Inu’s price is struggling under a bearish technical structure and weakening on-chain support.
From May 8 to 11, Shiba Inu, the first major dog-themed memecoin launched on Ethereum began another price rally due to a variety of catalysts.
This includes marketing lead Lucie’s audacious tweet stating a price prediction of 1,000% increase, and increased excitement surrounding Shibarium, which is a Layer-2 blockchain.
During this period, Shibarium’s total value locked (TVL) increased over $1.5M to $3.79M and both these figures gave hope towards a more prominent adoption of Shiba Inu on a much broader level.
Though, the price rally did not hold its momentum. On May 17, Shibburn’s tracker noted an incredible 106,040% spike in their 24-hour burn rate, but SHIB fell to -5.3% the same day, producing a lower high confirming bearish setup.
ShubaInu Price is currently attempting to hold above its 20-day EMA near $0.00001450, but price continues to face rejection at the 50-day EMA — keeping the bearish EMA stack intact. Unless SHIB reclaims $0.00001589 (38.2% Fib level) with strong momentum, the broader trend remains weak.
The RSI has slipped to 52.4, down from 59.7 during the recent peak, signaling fading bullish strength. Meanwhile, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has turned negative at -0.06, falling from +0.18 — a clear sign that capital inflows have dried up and accumulation interest is lacking.
SHIB now hovers near $0.00001375, the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement. If this level breaks, downside risk extends toward $0.00001200, with the critical April bottom at $0.00001029 acting as the final major support. Until price breaks above the $0.00001450–$0.00001600 zone with volume confirmation, the technical outlook remains bearish.
Shuba Inu Coin On-chain data further confirms the bearish setup, revealing cautious behavior from both whales and retail trade
On-chain data confirms bearish momentum. Over the last 30 days, large holder netflow dropped -311% in 30D, showing that whales reduced exposure and likely moved tokens to exchanges during the early May rally.
Whale outflows surged over 1000%, signaling aggressive exits as SHIB briefly rallied — a clear indication that the burn hype was used as exit liquidity rather than a reason to accumulate.
Only 17% of SHIB holders are currently making a profit, while over 80% are holding at a loss. This means if the price rises, many traders might sell quickly just to recover their money, which could stop the rally from continuing.
According to Santiment, Active Addresses have dropped from 238K in December to 75K now, showing retail disinterest.
SHIB futures Open Interest has declined from $542M in January to much lower levels — a sign that traders are stepping away from high-leverage positions amid unclear momentum.
From a trader’s standpoint, the bias leans bearish until key resistance levels flip to support, but keep an eye on volume and whale flows for signs of accumulation or reversal. A decisive trend shift may not occur before early June, unless fueled by strong catalysts.
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