Shiba Inu: 81% Plunge or Just a Dramatic Tantrum?

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Oh, Shiba Inu (SHIB), you dramatic little meme coin. Apparently, you’re teetering on the edge of a cliff, and some fancy analyst named Ali Martinez is here to tell us you might just leap off. Like, leap. As in, an 81% drop if you can’t cling to that $0.0000066721 support level. Spoiler alert: it’s looking as shaky as my commitment to a diet after seeing a pizza ad.

According to Ali’s chart (which, let’s be honest, looks like a moody teenager’s doodle), SHIB is basically holding on by a thread. Lower highs? Check. Thin liquidity? Double check. If this support level gives way, we’re looking at crash zones that sound like discount bin prices: $0.0000029954 and $0.0000013522. Fun fact: hitting the second one would basically erase three years of your existence. Ouch.

And no, this isn’t your average “buy the dip” moment. This is more like “buy the abyss.” But hey, who needs stability when you can have a rollercoaster of existential dread, right?

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For a token already down 92% from its 2021 glory days, this could be the final act in a tragicomedy. Will SHIB survive? Or will it become the crypto equivalent of that forgotten Tamagotchi from the 90s?

How low can you go?

Remember 2022? Neither do I, but apparently SHIB does. It’s pulling the same move: consolidating, then face-planting into a bear flag. Volume? Drying up. Sentiment? In the gutter. Social media interest? Back to 2021 levels, when your grandma still thought crypto was a type of cereal.

Its last pump in 2025 barely broke past $0.0000148062, which is now acting as resistance. Because, of course, why make things easy? Ali’s chart isn’t exactly screaming “doom,” but it’s definitely whispering, “You might want to brace yourself.”

Here’s the tea: meme coins are like party guests. Fun when the crowd’s there, but when everyone leaves? Yikes. The 81% wipeout isn’t a prophecy-it’s just SHIB’s way of saying, “Hey, remember me?”

Until SHIB gets its act together, any price below $0.0000066721 is a gamble. If that line breaks, the SHIB army won’t be asking “How low?” They’ll be asking, “Wait, are we still a thing?”

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2026-02-03 18:45