"Shiba Inu's Security Crisis: Can Upgrades Avert Collapse?"
Shiba Inu (SHIB) faces a critical juncture as its price tests key support levels amid a broader market downturn and ecosystem challenges. The token has fallen to $0.00001204, down 5% in the past week, following a $2.4 million flash loan attack on Shibarium, its EthereumETH-- Layer 2 blockchain[1]. The incident has eroded investor confidence, with active users declining 12% post-hack and transaction fees fluctuating. While developers have initiated a recovery plan, including the October 1 rollout of LEASH v2 upgrades, critics draw parallels to the 2022 RoninRON-- Network breach, raising concerns about long-term adoption[1].
Technical indicators suggest a bearish trend. SHIBSHIB-- has broken below a symmetrical triangle pattern, with current support at $0.00001105 and resistance near the 50-day moving average of $0.00001350[1]. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 34.34 points to oversold conditions, yet volume remains subdued, down 20% from summer levels, signaling waning interest. Analysts warn that a break below $0.000010 could push SHIB out of the top 40 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization[1].
Ecosystem developments offer mixed signals. Whale activity has increased, with 500 billion SHIB tokens accumulated in the past week, and token burns exceeding 410 trillion, reducing supply by 0.04% monthly[1]. However, competition from newer memeMEME-- coins like PEPEPEPE-- and SPX, which offer presale guarantees and AI-driven utility, has siphoned retail attention. Meanwhile, Shibarium's delayed migration to LEASH v2 and ongoing security audits by Hexens highlight unresolved vulnerabilities[1].
Price predictions vary widely. Bullish forecasts, including a $0.0000326 target by year-end from CryptoNewZ, hinge on Shibarium's recovery and potential ETF adoption[1]. Conversely, bearish analysts at Changelly project a floor of $0.00001713, emphasizing the need for utility-driven growth[1]. Long-term optimism, such as a 2035 target of $0.00001, depends on DeFi integration and supply reduction through burns[1].
Investor sentiment remains divided. While 57% of a Finder survey panel advised holding SHIB, 30% recommended selling, citing overvaluation and speculative risks[8]. On-chain data reveal 85.41% of holders remain at a loss, with the token's 589 trillion circulating supply posing challenges for sustained price appreciation[5].
The path forward for SHIB hinges on balancing ecosystem innovation with security. Upcoming October events, including LEASH v2 deployment and potential Federal Reserve policy shifts, could influence short-term volatility. For now, the token's survival at $0.000012 represents a pivotal test for the Shiba Army's ability to rally amid a crowded and volatile market[1].



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