Shiba Inu (SHIB) Eyes Zero Removal Toward a $7.14 Billion Market Cap

Weekly RSI Holds Above 52

Shiba Inu (SHIB) opened the fourth quarter with a weekly-chart setup that has put a one-zero breakout back on the mid-term agenda. The structure pairs a prolonged accumulation phase with a pronounced bullish divergence on the relative strength index, and the weekly RSI now holds above the 52 level, a reading taken as evidence that selling pressure is losing force. A bullish divergence of this kind forms when price prints lower levels while momentum improves, a mismatch that has historically preceded trend shifts on weekly timeframes. Buyers have repeatedly defended the $0.0000053 to $0.0000055 band, the area now watched as the base for both the short and the mid-term picture, and each successful defense has strengthened the base thesis. Higher-timeframe indicators carry the weight of the case here: the accumulation register and the RSI strength both sit on the weekly view, which is where trend followers look before they act. As of this writing the Shiba Inu price trades at $0.0000059, with a market cap of $3.47 billion that ranks the memecoin 30th in the global standings. The distance to the 2024 highs cuts both ways: the same chart that shows a firming base also shows how much ground the token still has to recover. October projections built on this structure describe a chart approaching a shape suited to shedding one zero from the quoted price, the milestone the community has long treated as its mid-cycle psychological marker. Analysts tracking the Shiba Inu ecosystem judge the current reversal structure to be stronger than the technical picture that preceded the November 2024 advance, and the weekly base also echoes the conditions behind SHIB's first golden cross in two years. That comparison frames every level discussed below.

The thresholds above the base are mapped by the moving averages rather than by sentiment, and each one corresponds to a market cap Shiba Inu (SHIB) would have to pass in sequence. The first sits at the 50-week moving average, a level matching a market cap of roughly $3.73 billion; a weekly close through it would put SHIB ahead of Bittensor and open fresh air for the advance. The wider target is the 200-week moving average near $0.00001217, which equals a market cap of about $7.14 billion and is the level at which one zero would drop from the price. That milestone is what the community has long discussed as zero removal, and it is tied to SHIB's tokenomics of a vast circulating supply, where a single decimal shift changes how the entire holder base reads the chart. The corridor between the two averages is where the ranking fight happens: the same advance would have to clear several altcoin heavyweights measured in the billions, with Litecoin at $5.46 billion, Uniswap at $5.64 billion and NEAR Protocol at $6.34 billion all sitting inside the projected corridor, while Dogecoin, at $15.05 billion, would see its gap to Shiba Inu (SHIB) shrink by more than half. Each of those assets would have to be overtaken in order for the ranking math to hold. A full run would lift SHIB from the 30th spot into the 16 to 17 band and close on the top 20. The precedent is the November 2024 breakout, when price left its consolidation zone, reset the market balance and carried the market cap as high as $19.8 billion. Supply overhang still hangs over the picture, as our earlier look at exchange holdings near 88 trillion tokens showed, and reactive demand has flashed before, including a session in which SHIB's activity metric jumped 351% after a rejection. The scenario keeps a clear line in the sand: a fall below $0.00000515 would weaken the recovery structure and force a rework of the mid-term targets.

Zero Removal Hinges on $0.00000515

COINOTAG's read is that this projection answers a narrow question rather than a broad one: it asks whether weekly momentum can confirm while the base keeps absorbing supply, and the answer stays conditional until price closes through the 50-week average. Our monitoring of the weekly chart shows the RSI above 52 and the $0.0000053 to $0.0000055 band still defended, which keeps the $7.14 billion path alive but unconfirmed. The precise indicator settings behind the October projection are not on the public record, so the figure should be treated as a scenario map rather than a measurement. Until the 50-week average gives way, it is a ladder of levels, not a forecast of timing, and the invalidation at $0.00000515 defines the risk.