• Shiba Inu’s breakout from a Falling Wedge Pattern signals potential for a significant rally.
• Rising open interest and trading volume suggest growing investor interest in Shiba Inu’s potential surge.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has recently exhibited tremendous strength, implying a potential large upward move, according to prominent analyst Javon Marks. The token has broken out of a massive Falling Wedge Pattern, a bullish indication that indicates a significant price increase.

Marks speculated that this may be the start of a strong rally, with a higher target set at $0.000081. If SHIB reaches this target, it may grow by an amazing 360% from its present levels, implying that this breakout is only the beginning of a significant upside move.

Rising Open Interest Signals Growing Trader Interest in SHIB 

Additionally, CoinGlass data shows a huge increase in Open Interest (OI) for SHIB, which increased by 52.53% to $64.76 million.

OI is a significant indication of market activity that represents the amount of outstanding contracts in futures or options trading. This spike shows that traders are becoming more interested in SHIB, which could drive its price higher.

Additionally, the Long/Short ratio during the last 24 hours is 0.9968. A ratio close to 1.0 indicates that market sentiment is evenly split between bullish and bearish positions, implying that traders are waiting for the next decisive move in SHIB’s price.

Shiba Inu was trading at about $0.00001891, representing a 15.69% rise last the last 24 hours. The token’s 24-hour trading volume also skyrocketed, increasing by 160% to $1.35 billion.

This increase in trading activity indicates increased investor interest and confidence in SHIB’s potential for future gains, as investors seek to capitalise on the current momentum.

Furthermore, according to a prior CNF report, Shiba Inu is expected to increase by 283% in October, driven by strong historical trends and market optimism. Expected ecosystem updates and the token’s intended entry into the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector support this estimate.