Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: under the heavy pressure on Ethereum, SHIB has shown many technical highlights. Although the short-term decline reached 4.5%, from a deeper indicator perspective, the market seems to be brewing new opportunities.

The RSI indicator is currently at 50.6, which is right in the neutral to slightly bullish range. The support level remains stable at $0.000008, while the resistance level is around $0.000009. According to conventional technical analysis logic, once the price successfully breaks through this key resistance at $0.000009, the subsequent space could be quite substantial—many even see the $0.000010 level.

From a trading perspective, such breakout points often trigger chain reactions. Many participants choose to set stop-loss orders above the support level and gradually increase their positions after the breakout. For example, a common strategy is to control the initial position at 30% of total funds, and if the resistance is successfully broken, add another 20%. This staged approach to building positions tends to be more stable in volatile markets.

Of course, the market is never without variables. The key is whether trading volume can keep up and whether there are enough buy orders to support the breakout. Interested friends can pay close attention to the performance around the $0.000009 level.