Shiba Inu Price Crash Not Over Yet: Analysts Watch Key Breakdown Level

Shiba Inu price remains under heavy pressure despite a notable decline in exchange reserves. While billions of SHIB tokens continue leaving exchanges, the meme-coin has failed to capitalize on the apparent supply squeeze. Instead, sellers remained firmly in control after SHIB broke below a critical trendline and faced another rejection at a key resistance zone.

With SHIB price trading near an important support area, traders are increasingly questioning whether the recent decline is nearing exhaustion or if another breakdown remains ahead.

SHIB Breakdown Structure Remains the Dominant Trend

SHIB’s price chart continues to favor bears. The meme-coin previously lost a rising support structure that had supported prices for several months. That breakdown triggered a sharp decline and shifted market sentiment decisively negative. More importantly, SHIB recently attempted to reclaim the lost support zone but was rejected once again. The failed breakout confirmed that previous support has now turned into resistance, a classic bearish continuation signal. As long as price remains below this resistance region, sellers maintain the advantage.

If bulls manage to hold this area and reclaim overhead resistance, SHIB could stage a relief rally toward higher resistance levels. However, another rejection would reinforce the bearish structure and increase the probability of fresh cycle lows. Until SHIB breaks its sequence of lower highs and successfully reclaims lost support, analysts believe the risk of another downside move remains elevated.

Binance Outflows Offer a Bullish Fundamental Signal

Despite weak price action, on-chain supply dynamics continue to improve. Recent reserve data shows a significant reduction in Binance-held SHIB tokens, indicating that investors are moving coins away from exchanges. 

Historically, falling exchange balances reduce immediate selling pressure and often support long-term price appreciation. However, supply reduction alone is not enough to drive a rally. The market still requires fresh demand and stronger buying activity to offset the broader bearish trend.

Why Analysts Are Watching This Support Zone Closely

Three factors are making the current support level critical:

1. Last Major Demand Area

SHIB is now trading near one of the most important demand zones on its chart. This region previously attracted aggressive buying activity and helped prevent a deeper selloff during earlier market weakness. Analysts believe bulls must defend this level to avoid further technical damage. If buyers step in again, SHIB could attempt another recovery toward overhead resistance. However, a breakdown below this support would signal weakening demand and increase the probability of a sharper decline as traders rush to exit losing positions.

2. Market Structure Remains Bearish

The broader trend continues to favor sellers as SHIB maintains a pattern of lower highs and lower lows across multiple timeframes. Every rally over the past several weeks has failed to establish a meaningful trend reversal, with sellers consistently regaining control near resistance zones. Analysts typically require a break above the most recent lower high before considering a bullish shift. Until that happens, the current recovery attempts are viewed as corrective bounces within a larger downtrend rather than the beginning of a sustained rally.

3. Repeated Resistance Rejections

Another warning sign for SHIB bulls is the token’s inability to reclaim the support zone it recently lost. Multiple recovery attempts have been rejected near the same resistance area, confirming strong seller presence and weakening bullish momentum. In technical analysis, former support often becomes resistance after a breakdown, and SHIB is currently respecting that pattern. Unless buyers generate enough volume to push price back above this level, analysts expect rallies to remain limited while downside risks continue to build beneath the market surface.

Decision Time for SHIB Bulls

Shiba Inu is approaching a pivotal moment. Exchange reserves are falling, long-term supply dynamics are improving, and selling pressure from exchanges appears to be easing. Yet the technical picture remains decisively bearish. Unless buyers can reclaim the broken resistance zone and invalidate the recent breakdown, SHIB could remain vulnerable to another leg lower. The battle between improving fundamentals and weakening price structure is now entering its most critical phase.