Shiba Inu (SHIB) might be gearing up for a significant price movement as it rises above the Bollinger Bands' average. Despite a recent dip, bullish indicators suggest a potential upward trend if key levels hold.
SHIB Price Action Points to Bullish Signals
A bullish ending for the current week was indicated by the Bollinger Bands indicator for the popular meme-inspired cryptocurrency Shiba Inu (SHIB). John Bollinger developed and named this indicator. It depicts a full-fledged range formed by two dynamic lines: the average of the asset values' maximum and minimum prices, and the average itself.
If traders can identify instances of unusual compressions, contractions, or price movement outside of one of the bands, they will have more information with which to make investment decisions.
Bollinger Bands Signal Potential for SHIB
Not much occurred on a global scale, but we did receive a subtle indication. Although the Shiba Inu token's price fell 5.84% this week, it still managed to rise above the bands' average, a sign that buyers or bulls are confident in the asset. SHIB would benefit greatly if the weekly candle remains fixed above this level.
Key Levels Could Drive SHIB’s Next Big Move
Shiba Inu tokens might potentially reach $0.00002456 by the end of Sunday if their price remains above $0.00001714. This would represent a 26.5% increase from where the upper Bollinger Band is currently.
This situation is consistent with the theory that this week was a correction to the retracement that occurred the previous week, which resulted in a 33.2% increase in SHIB, as explained by U.Today.
Bearish Scenario Still a Possibility
It goes without saying that they are merely theories and probabilities. If it is determined that the price of the meme token will continue to decline, then the lower limit of the range that is displayed on the indicator is currently set at $0.0000098.


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