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Shiba Inu (SHIB) has recently shown an interesting trend—the price has fallen back to pre-festival levels, and the wild fluctuations with huge gains and losses at the end of the year have basically been smoothed out. You ask what this indicates? It shows that the market is cooling down, gradually returning from the previously distorted state driven entirely by speculators to a more normal rhythm. To a large extent, this is because the selling pressure from major holders is easing. Of course, this doesn’t mean the trend has completely reversed yet, but at least price discovery has become more rational, and the risk of a sharp decline has decreased accordingly. This stabilization is actually a clear signal for those who want to seriously consider SHIB.
This wave of SHIB's correction is basically a shakeout; it's normal for big players to reduce their positions.
Stabilizing doesn't mean the bottom, but it's definitely more rational than before.
At this point, you can actually see who truly believes in it.
In simple terms, the big players are no longer dumping, and retail investors' mentality has also stabilized.
For us, it's actually a good thing, at least now we're not buying from the bagholders.