
Shiba Inu golden cross meets profit-taking pressure
- Shiba Inu (CRYPTO:SHIB) formed a short-term golden cross on its two-hour chart, a signal often associated with bullish momentum.
- The token fell 1.84% to US$0.000004937 after a recent rally as traders took profits.
- Trading activity weakened sharply, with spot volume falling 45.28% and derivatives volume dropping 59.03%.
Shiba Inu (CRYPTO:SHIB) formed a short-term golden cross after its 50-period moving average crossed above its 200-period moving average on the two-hour chart, although recent selling pressure has raised questions about the strength of the signal.
The token recorded steady gains between June 11 and June 15 before retreating 1.84% to US$0.000004937 as traders locked in profits following the advance.
“The recent golden cross is typically viewed as a bullish technical signal, but declining participation has tempered optimism,” market observers noted.
Trading activity weakened significantly over the past 24 hours, with spot trading volume falling 45.28% to US$53.9 million and derivatives volume declining 59.03% to US$65.64 million.
The drop in volume suggests reduced market participation despite the bullish chart formation, and following the latest trading session Shiba Inu remained under pressure at approximately US$0.000004937.
Broader cryptocurrency market conditions have also weighed on sentiment, with altcoins facing elevated selling pressure and continued capital outflows across the sector.
The combination of lower trading volumes, profit-taking activity and weak altcoin sentiment has left traders monitoring whether the golden cross develops into a sustained trend or proves to be a short-lived technical signal.
At the time of reporting, Shiba Inu price was $0.054893.