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$SHIB has rebounded from its demand zone after the market crash. The combination of rising burns and heavy outflows shows growing accumulation pressure. Holding above $0.00001316 could pave the way for a 120% rise toward $0.00002364. Overall, the Shiba Inu price looks ready to confirm a bullish breakout if current momentum continues.

The market is facing catastrophical consequences of the most recent price plummeting, and it's unclear whether we will go back to where most assets were trading or if they will plunge lower without a recovery possibility in the foreseeable future. 🔷Shiba Inu scratches bottom In what seems to be the most severe collapse in the token’s recent history, Shiba Inu has officially dropped to its lowest level since early 2023. The meme coin, which was once the epitome of retail speculation, is currently in a deep structural weakness phase, with no fundamental or technical indications of a recovery in sight. The price of $SHIB finally gave in after tightening within a descending triangle for several months. It sliced through all significant support levels and broke below the $0.000010 mark. This decline wipes out almost all of the gains made over the previous two years and confirms a new annual low. The asset has essentially reached its historical support zone, which last served as a launching pad during the 2023 market cycle, with its current price hovering between $0.000009 and $0.000010. However, the current climate is not as hopeful as it was in earlier cycles. Although the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is positioned close to 30, indicates that SHIB is oversold, there is currently no discernible indication of accumulation or reversal, and trading volume is still low. Shiba Inu’s delicate structure is further put under strain by the weakness of the overall market, which is exacerbated by macroeconomic uncertainty and waning speculative appetite. An ongoing downward slope of the 200-day moving average has confirmed a long-term bearish trend. Under it, the 50 and 100 EMAs have formed a full death cross, a pattern usually linked to prolonged downward movement. Although it’s reasonable to assume that SHIB has probably reached its technical bottom at this time, a recovery is not necessarily imminent. Any brief rebound is likely to be met with selling pressure in the absence of new catalysts, robust on-chain activity, or renewed investor demand. 🔷Bitcoin isn't struggling Bitcoin ($BTC ) has once again shown its tenacity in the face of the recent meltdown that rocked the cryptocurrency market. Given the magnitude of the liquidation that affected the larger market, Bitcoin’s decline was remarkably contained, coming in at less than 10%, while many other altcoins experienced double-digit losses. Bitcoin’s dominance and fundamental structural strength are demonstrated by its ability to hold above the $110,000 mark. The 200-day moving average (black line) at about $107,900, a historically significant level that has frequently served as a springboard during previous corrections, continues to provide strong support for the price, which has dropped significantly from its $124,000 local high on the daily chart. The technical structure is still positive. A medium-term bullish bias is maintained by the upward trending 50-day (orange) and 100-day (blue) moving averages. With its current range of 41 to 59, the RSI indicates consolidation rather than breakdown, as momentum has cooled without going into a true bearish zone. On a larger scale, Bitcoin’s stability in the face of worldwide volatility is noteworthy. Even though ongoing equity drawdowns and tariff tensions have caused panic in riskier assets, Bitcoin still acts as a relative safe haven in the cryptocurrency space. Even in uncertain times, its store-of-value positioning is highlighted by its smaller retracement when compared to Ethereum, Shiba Inu and other high-beta tokens. The lesson for investors is unmistakable: Bitcoin is still the gold standard. Market participants should concentrate on important support levels between $108,000 and $107,000 as well as possible upside recovery targets close to $118,000 and $122,000 during steep declines, rather than panic selling. Healthy buying activity is seen in the vicinity of these zones, according to volume analysis, indicating that strong hands are building up. The crypto market appears battered, but Bitcoin’s relative strength indicates that the cycle is far from over. Bitcoin’s 10% decline is a pause in a longer, still-existing uptrend, not a collapse. 🔷$XRP takes plunge First, there are obvious indications of seller exhaustion in the price structure of XRP. Around $2.06, the asset fell below its 200-day moving average, but it quickly recovered with significant volume. Known as a flush and reclaim, this pattern implies that big buyers may have intervened to absorb panic-driven selling. Such XRP reclaim patterns have historically preceded 30% to 50% short-term rallies, which, if the momentum continues, would correspond with a move toward $1. The second indicator of highly oversold conditions is the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is presently trading close to 27. Every time XRP entered this zone in previous cycles, there was a multi-week recovery. RSI reversals from levels below 30 have frequently resulted in quick inflows of liquidity, especially when short sellers start to liquidate their holdings. Third, a recovery thesis is supported by on-chain activity. The sharp increase in XRP’s ledger transactions and payment volume in recent days suggests that network activity increased even as prices fell. Price and utility divergence may encourage speculative optimism, which is a crucial component of cryptocurrency rebound rallies. Macroeconomically, the market’s overreaction to international tariff tensions might also be stabilizing, which would support XRP’s recovery in tandem with Bitcoin’s relative strength. XRP’s setup for a technical rebound toward $1 appears realistic, even though sentiment is still brittle. Traders should wait for confirmation above $2.8-$3.0 in order to confirm the breakout and get ready for a possible bullish reversal as soon as possible.

Weekend trading turned into a full-blown liquidation storm worth, according to different estimates, from $16 to $19 billion. This happened as the U.S. hit China with 100% tariffs and slapped new export controls on "critical software," sending equities into panic mode and crypto straight into its hardest correction of all time. Bitcoin crashed to around $100,600 before bouncing back toward $111,000, driven not by fresh buyers but by pure mechanical deleveraging. Billions in positions were wiped, with Hyperliquid confirming over 1,000 accounts liquidated and more than $1.2 billion in losses. Bitcoin's best scenario right now Market participants are still trying to figure out the mess. Emotions apart,Bitcoin’s flash low at $100,600 came fast, but the rebound near $111,000 shows the floor held better than expected. The current road map is simple: hold $109,000-$111,000, reclaim $113,000-$114,000 on a daily close and don’t fall back into that liquidation crater that wiped out billions in open interest. As leverage is gone, only spot and ETF flows matter now. If macro headlines stop throwing curveballs, BTC has a path to crawl back into the $116,000-$118,000 pocket, with $120,000 as the line that flips this from recovery to revival. Anything below $109,000 and the wick zone comes right back into play. Figure of day: 700% XRP trader did not sell The trader who called XRP’s 700% run earlier this year came back online after the price of the altcoin lost 43% in one hourly candle. The message of "DonAlt" was just three lines: watch daily closes, ignore noise, hold your position until the structure breaks. I only care about closes and I generally am not doing much until I'm fully tuned in the market again anywaySo no holding everything — DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt) October 11, 2025 In a market still shaking off billions in forced liquidations, that tone hit exactly where it needed to. The confirmation that he’s still holdingXRP was enough to give the cryptocurrency market something human again — conviction. For XRP, that’s all it took. Price still has to fight its way back through the $3 range, but the community got what it needed — proof that the guy who nailed it before is not gone. Chart of day - Shiba Inu (SHIB) refuses to add zero During the recent collapse,SHIB pulled the meme coin special — dipped below $0.0000090, tripped every stop, then closed right back near $0.000010. One long lower wick, a clean recovery close, and the Shiba Inu community instantly knew:Digit defended. Volume popped exactly at the bottom, meaning buyers were waiting for that panic wick. The structure is now binary — stay above $0.0000098 and the "no extra zero" story lives. But break below, and the meme loses its punch. Close above $0.0000105, and the next zone opens toward $0.0000113-$0.0000115, a clean 10% range for the brave ones still clicking buy. Evening outlook Bitcoin has one job — keep $109,000-$111,000 alive and close above $113,000-$114,000 before Asia wakes up. Lose the band, and the market retests the $100,000 wick in no time. Secondary strength — DASH, ZEC, BNB — stays conditional on Bitcoin’s composure. Macro remains on alert — tariffs and export rhetoric run the headlines. Any new escalation resets the whole book instantly; silence gives crypto a shot at stabilizing into Monday. $BTC $SHIB $XRP

Weekend trading turned into a full-blown liquidation storm worth, according to different estimates, from $16 to $19 billion. This happened as the U.S. hit China with 100% tariffs and slapped new export controls on "critical software," sending equities into panic mode and crypto straight into its hardest correction of all time. Bitcoin crashed to around $100,600 before bouncing back toward $111,000, driven not by fresh buyers but by pure mechanical deleveraging. Billions in positions were wiped, with Hyperliquid confirming over 1,000 accounts liquidated and more than $1.2 billion in losses. Bitcoin's best scenario right now Market participants are still trying to figure out the mess. Emotions apart,Bitcoin’s flash low at $100,600 came fast, but the rebound near $111,000 shows the floor held better than expected. The current road map is simple: hold $109,000-$111,000, reclaim $113,000-$114,000 on a daily close and don’t fall back into that liquidation crater that wiped out billions in open interest. As leverage is gone, only spot and ETF flows matter now. If macro headlines stop throwing curveballs, BTC has a path to crawl back into the $116,000-$118,000 pocket, with $120,000 as the line that flips this from recovery to revival. Anything below $109,000 and the wick zone comes right back into play. Figure of day: 700% XRP trader did not sell The trader who called XRP’s 700% run earlier this year came back online after the price of the altcoin lost 43% in one hourly candle. The message of "DonAlt" was just three lines: watch daily closes, ignore noise, hold your position until the structure breaks. I only care about closes and I generally am not doing much until I'm fully tuned in the market again anywaySo no holding everything — DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt) October 11, 2025 In a market still shaking off billions in forced liquidations, that tone hit exactly where it needed to. The confirmation that he’s still holdingXRP was enough to give the cryptocurrency market something human again — conviction. For XRP, that’s all it took. Price still has to fight its way back through the $3 range, but the community got what it needed — proof that the guy who nailed it before is not gone. Chart of day - Shiba Inu (SHIB) refuses to add zero During the recent collapse,SHIB pulled the meme coin special — dipped below $0.0000090, tripped every stop, then closed right back near $0.000010. One long lower wick, a clean recovery close, and the Shiba Inu community instantly knew:Digit defended. Volume popped exactly at the bottom, meaning buyers were waiting for that panic wick. The structure is now binary — stay above $0.0000098 and the "no extra zero" story lives. But break below, and the meme loses its punch. Close above $0.0000105, and the next zone opens toward $0.0000113-$0.0000115, a clean 10% range for the brave ones still clicking buy. Evening outlook Bitcoin has one job — keep $109,000-$111,000 alive and close above $113,000-$114,000 before Asia wakes up. Lose the band, and the market retests the $100,000 wick in no time. Secondary strength — DASH, ZEC, BNB — stays conditional on Bitcoin’s composure. Macro remains on alert — tariffs and export rhetoric run the headlines. Any new escalation resets the whole book instantly; silence gives crypto a shot at stabilizing into Monday. $BTC $SHIB $XRP

Key Reasons Behind Today’s Crypto Market Crashes Sudden U.S.–China Tariff Shock The main trigger came late Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that the U.S. will impose a 100% tariff on Chinese imports starting November 1.  He also warned of new export controls on key software. This unexpected move shook global markets, sending stocks and crypto into a sharp risk-off slide. $19 Billion in Crypto Market Liquidations The crash caused massive liquidations across crypto exchanges. In the past 24 hours, over 1.6 million traders were wiped out, with total liquidations reaching $19.31 billion, including $16.82 billion from long positions. The biggest single liquidation happened on Hyperliquid, where an ETH-USDT position worth $203 million was closed. As panic spread, traders rushed to exit, and automated liquidation systems deepened the fall. Stablecoin USDe Loses Its Peg Adding to the chaos, the USDe stablecoin lost its dollar peg as institutions were forced to sell assets during the crash. This caused further liquidations and panic across leveraged trading platforms, making the sell-off even worse. Altcoins Take Heavy Damage The fall didn’t stop at Bitcoin. Other major altcoins were already overbought after strong capital rotation. Analysts had warned that the market was stretched and could fall quickly if bad news hit, which it did. Meanwhile, Ethereum and other major altcoins such as Solana, XRP, and smaller meme tokens like Dogecoin and Shib saw drops between 16% and 40%, as retail traders rushed to sell. Bigger Picture Still Positive Despite the crash, analysts say the long-term setup remains solid. Global liquidity is expanding, and Bitcoin ETF inflows are still rising. For now, Bitcoin holding above $110,000 is seen as the key level to watch. If it holds, bulls could soon make a comeback.