Shiba Inu price falls below $0.000004, SHIB's lowest level since spring 2021

The Shiba Inu price fell below $0.000004 on Saturday afternoon. On Saturday evening, November 14, one SHIB cost $0.00000396 according to CoinGecko, or roughly €0.00000359. That is just over 8 percent less than 24 hours earlier. Bitcoin lost around 4.3 percent over the same period and traded at about $65,840.

What is documented: SHIB has thus broken below its July 17 low for the year of around $0.0000041, and on the daily prices of the Binance exchange, available since SHIB began trading there on May 10, 2021, there has not been a single day with such a low intraday low. Our assessment follows further down in a separate paragraph, kept apart from the figures.

For investors, the break of this level is more than a price figure. Anyone who bought in the past twelve months is almost certainly sitting on a loss. Anyone planning to buy more should go through an exchange with a MiCA licence. This article puts both into context.

Shiba Inu price on Saturday: the July low at $0.0000041 has broken

The move came in two steps. Until Saturday midday, SHIB oscillated between $0.00000412 and $0.00000418 on Binance, just above the July low. At around 3 pm CET the price slid to $0.00000402 within an hour, and at around 5 pm came the daily low of $0.00000394. Since then SHIB has held just above it.

A yearly low is the lowest closing or daily price of the past twelve months. Many traders use it as a reference because buyers stepped in there in the past. On November 9 we asked whether this support would hold. Five days later the answer is clear: it did not.

Trading volumes stayed small. CoinGecko shows 24-hour volume of around $51m against a market capitalisation of around $2.33bn. That puts SHIB in 38th place among the largest cryptocurrencies. A sell-off on thin volume shows that a few sellers are enough to push the price down, because hardly any buyers push back.

Lowest SHIB price since 2021: what Binance daily data show

To compare over time, we analysed Binance's daily candles for the SHIB/Tether pair, covering every trading day since May 10, 2021. On none of those days was the low at $0.00000395 or below. cryptoticker.io compiled this analysis itself on November 14, 2026.

That puts the scale in context. A year ago, in mid-November 2025, SHIB cost just under $0.0000090 according to CoinGecko. Since then the token has lost around 56 percent. This year's high came on January 6 at about $0.00000925, and the gap to it is around 57 percent. SHIB is now a little more than 95 percent below its all-time high of $0.00008616 from October 2021.

Over 30 days the loss adds up to around 22 percent, over seven days to around 11 percent. The downtrend is therefore not a single weak day; it has run since mid-October. On October 14, SHIB still cost around $0.0000052.

Meme coin under pressure: SHIB down 8 percent, Bitcoin down 4

The decline in SHIB is roughly twice as steep as in Bitcoin. That fits a pattern that often repeats with meme coins in falling markets: meme coins have no cash flow of their own and no fee income for buyers to hold on to. The price depends heavily on general risk appetite.

That risk appetite is low at the moment. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index from Alternative.me stood at 13 points on Saturday, in the extreme fear zone, after 20 points the day before. Bitcoin had previously fallen below its 200-week line, an average over roughly four years that many market participants regard as a long-term floor.

On Thursday the picture for SHIB relative to Bitcoin still looked better: our forecast of November 13 described a four-week high in the SHIB/BTC pair. That lead was wiped out on Saturday because SHIB amplified Bitcoin's decline.

Since November 13: what has changed for the SHIB price

Our last article on the Shiba Inu price appeared on Friday afternoon. It covered Binance's report that it backs its customers' SHIB holdings at 100.04 percent (Shiba Inu price: Binance reports full SHIB reserves). At that point SHIB cost around $0.0000043 on Binance.

Three things have changed since then. First, the price has fallen by around 8 percent. Second, the $0.0000041 level, which still counted as support on Friday, has broken. Third, sentiment across the market has worsened, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping from 20 to 13 points. Binance's reserve report is unaffected, because it concerns the custody of your coins on the exchange, not their price.

Exchange outflows and 86 trillion SHIB: the on-chain picture according to CryptoQuant

On-chain data show movements directly on the blockchain, meaning who deposits tokens to exchanges or withdraws them. According to CryptoQuant data reported by Coin-Turk on November 14, the average SHIB withdrawal from exchanges recently reached 1.02 billion tokens per transaction, a record high. At the same time, around 86 trillion SHIB still sit on exchanges.

The two figures pull in different directions. Larger withdrawals suggest that individual buyers are moving tokens into their own wallets, which reduces the supply available for immediate sale. The 86 trillion tokens on exchanges, by contrast, form a large stock that could quickly hit the market if prices keep falling. The same report says trading volume is currently extremely low.

An outflow from exchanges is not a buy signal in itself. It only shows that tokens are changing location, not whether they will be held or sold again later.

Nadex contracts on the SHIB price: a US derivative, not a buy signal

The weekend's second SHIB headline comes from the US. The North American Derivatives Exchange, Nadex for short, which belongs to Crypto.com and is regulated by the US supervisor CFTC, has self-certified a Shiba Inu Strike Event Contract. According to U.Today, the filing is dated November 10, and trading has been possible since November 13.

An event contract is a bet on whether a price will be above or below a set threshold at a fixed time. It is settled in cash; SHIB itself does not change hands. Nadex has filed similar contracts for XRP, Solana, Dogecoin and other tokens.

So far the product has had no measurable effect on the price, and Saturday's decline ran independently of it. For investors in Europe the contract is not an obvious route anyway: it is a product for the US market. Anyone here who wants to bet on falling or rising SHIB prices ends up with leveraged perpetual futures, which carry the liquidation risk described further down.

Key levels on the SHIB chart: $0.0000041 above, $0.00000394 below

To the upside, the first level is the old July low at around $0.0000041. A broken support often turns into resistance, because buyers who entered there sell at break-even when the price returns. Above that lies the 24-hour high at $0.00000432. The 50-day line, the average of the last 50 daily prices, runs at around $0.0000051, a good 27 percent above the current price.

To the downside, the daily low at $0.00000394 counts first. Below that there is no reference in recent chart history, because SHIB has never traded lower since spring 2021. The round number of $0.0000035, around 12 percent below the current price, is a psychological level but not a documented support.

Our assessment: in the short term, the situation argues against SHIB. Three documented points support that view: the broken yearly low, a reaction twice as strong as Bitcoin's and the Fear and Greed Index at 13 points. On the other hand, extreme fear has often coincided with lows in the past, and large wallets are still withdrawing tokens from exchanges according to CryptoQuant. In our editorial view, a recovery would only be robust once SHIB closes above $0.0000041 again. This is not a recommendation to buy or sell, and with a meme coin a total loss remains possible.

Buying or adding SHIB under MiCA: exchange, fees, custody

The EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, MiCA, has applied since the end of 2024. Providers that broker or hold cryptocurrencies for customers in the EU need a licence as a crypto-asset service provider. Whether a provider has one is listed in the register of the European Securities and Markets Authority, ESMA. Our crypto exchange comparison lists fees and licence status of the major platforms.

With a token priced in millionths of a dollar, fees matter more than they seem. At the current price, €1,000 buys around 279 million SHIB. A spread of one percent, the gap between the buy and sell price, costs €10 before the price has moved at all. It pays to look at the order book and the order fee before every purchase.

If you want to hold SHIB for longer, you can move the tokens from the exchange to a wallet of your own. SHIB is a token on the Ethereum blockchain, so a network fee in Ether applies to the transfer. For small amounts, this fee eats up a noticeable share. How a loss on SHIB is treated for tax purposes depends on the country you live in; a crypto tax tool records purchase date, purchase price and sale for each position.

Leverage on SHIB: liquidations come fast in thin markets

Perpetual futures are futures contracts without an expiry date that let you bet on rising or falling prices with leverage. With tenfold leverage, a move of about 10 percent against the position is enough to lose the posted collateral entirely. The exchange then closes the position by force, which is called liquidation.

SHIB lost around 5 percent within a few hours on Saturday, from $0.00000415 to $0.00000394. With low trading volume, such jumps can also run the other way. Anyone trading with leverage should set a stop-loss and never post more collateral than they can afford to lose entirely.

SHIB below the July low: a turnaround needs $0.0000041

1. Check how you buy: Buy or sell SHIB only through a provider with a MiCA licence and watch the spread and order fee. The exchange comparison provides an overview.
2. Document your trades: Keep purchase dates and prices for every SHIB position ready, for example with one of the crypto tax tools.
3. Limit leverage: If you trade SHIB futures, know your leverage and liquidation price before the position is open. Our page on perp DEX platforms compares the providers.

(As of November 14, 2026. This article is not investment advice. Prices and fee structures change; check the terms with the provider before you buy.)