Shiba Inu Price Prediction: SHIB Heads for a Sixth Losing Week Below $0.0000047

What we know: Shiba Inu trades at around $0.00000446 on Sunday morning, November 8, roughly €0.0000040. On Monday of this week, at midnight UTC, the price still stood at $0.00000470. SHIB therefore needs 5.4 percent by the weekly close in the night to Monday just to finish the week flat. If it falls short, a sixth consecutive losing week joins the streak that began at the end of September. Our assessment follows further down, based on the weekly closes since September 28, the derivatives market and sentiment across the wider market.

According to daily data from CoinGecko, SHIB moved between $0.00000445 and $0.00000450 over the past 24 hours, a band of just one percent. Trading volume stood at about $35 million over 24 hours on Sunday morning, against roughly $63 million on Thursday. With a market capitalisation of $2.63 billion, Shiba Inu ranks 38th among the largest cryptocurrencies. Over 30 days SHIB has lost 17.0 percent, over one year 55 percent.

The weekly close is the core of this Shiba Inu price prediction. It is a fixed date that shows whether the downtrend of recent weeks is pausing or continuing. A single price level says little. The sequence of weekly closes, by contrast, shows how persistent a trend is.

Shiba Inu price prediction on Sunday: SHIB at $0.00000446 ahead of the weekly close

The starting point is quickly described. SHIB opened the week on November 2 at $0.00000470, rose to $0.000004844 by midweek and dropped to $0.00000446 on Thursday amid the broad sell-off. Over the weekend the price only drifted sideways just above that low. The week's high is therefore a good eight percent above the current price, while the low sits practically on it.

The wider market offers little support. Bitcoin trades at around $75,800 on Sunday morning, 3.0 percent lower than a week ago and 8.2 percent lower than 30 days ago. The second large memecoin, Dogecoin, is down 16.9 percent over 30 days, almost exactly in line with SHIB. The two dog coins have moved in lockstep for weeks, which suggests the pressure is coming from the market for speculative altcoins as a whole rather than from news about Shiba Inu alone.

Six losing weeks in a row: SHIB's weekly closes since September 28

For this article we looked at Shiba Inu's price every Monday at 00:00 UTC, the start of each new trading week. The basis is CoinGecko daily data for seven weeks, from September 28 to November 8, 2026. cryptoticker.io compiled this analysis itself on November 8, 2026.

• September 28: $0.00000592, the start of the streak
• October 5: $0.00000592, down 0.05 percent and thus almost unchanged
• October 12: $0.00000549, down 7.2 percent
• October 19: $0.00000498, down 9.2 percent
• October 26: $0.00000485, down 2.7 percent
• November 2: $0.00000470, down 3.0 percent
• November 8, Sunday morning: $0.00000446, down 5.2 percent so far in the current week

Taken together, SHIB has lost 24.6 percent since September 28. At minus 0.05 percent, the first week of the streak was more of a standstill than a decline. Honesty requires saying so: strictly speaking, there have been four clear losing weeks and one narrow one, and the sixth is under way. The news site U.Today reached the same count on Sunday, writing that SHIB was on course for a sixth consecutive losing week.

The heaviest losses came in mid-October, when the price slid from $0.00000592 to $0.00000498 in two weeks. Since then the pace has slowed, but the direction has stayed the same. SHIB did not have a streak of this length over the summer: between July and September, winning and losing weeks alternated, with individual weeks posting gains of 28 and 25 percent.

How the weekly candle forms: settlement at midnight UTC

A weekly candle summarises a trading week in four values: open, high, low and close. Crypto exchanges almost universally settle it in Coordinated Universal Time. The week starts on Monday at 00:00 UTC and ends on Sunday at 23:59 UTC. In Germany that is 00:59 on Monday morning in winter, one hour later in summer.

Many chartists watch exactly this closing price because it smooths out random moves within the week. A brief spike on Thursday counts only as a wick in the weekly candle, a thin line above or below the candle's body. What matters is where the price ends. If a week closes below its open, the result is a red candle. When several of them line up, the trend is considered intact until a week closes above its open.

For SHIB, that means in concrete terms: this week's open was $0.00000470. If the price is below that level in the night to Monday, the candle is red, regardless of how far it had risen on Wednesday.

New since Friday: SHIB retests the zone around $0.00000446

On Friday, our Shiba Inu price prediction on the OKX long-short ratio described how the ratio of long to short positions had fallen to 2.2 and which levels SHIB needed to hold ahead of the US jobs report. On Saturday the price then slipped below $0.0000045, as our report on Saturday midday recorded. At the time SHIB stood at $0.00000449.

Two things have changed since then. First, the price has fallen by almost another percent to $0.00000446 and is back at the zone where it turned higher on Thursday. Depending on the data source, Thursday's low lies between $0.00000444 and $0.00000446. Second, the weekend is almost over, and with it the time in which SHIB could still turn the week around shrinks. So far only this zone has held. The $0.0000045 level, which stood from Wednesday to Friday, has been lost since Saturday.

SHIB futures: net outflow of $207,230 in three days

A second look goes to the derivatives market. Futures are contracts that traders use to bet on rising or falling prices, usually with leverage and without owning the coin itself. How much capital flows into such contracts is shown by the futures flow, the difference between inflows and outflows.

According to CoinGlass data analysed by U.Today on Sunday, $10.39 million flowed into SHIB futures over the past three days and $10.60 million flowed back out. The net result was an outflow of $207,230. U.Today reads this as a sign that traders are scaling back their leveraged exposure rather than adding to it. The trigger was Thursday's sell-off, during which positions worth more than $1 billion were forcibly closed across the crypto market.

For the price, this is a double-edged finding. Less leverage means less fuel for another wave of liquidations to the downside. But it also means hardly anyone is betting on a recovery with borrowed money. Whether SHIB steadies therefore depends more than usual on demand in the spot market, that is, on buyers who actually acquire the coin.

Altcoin Season Index at 44 and Fear and Greed at 28: market sentiment

Sentiment across the market is subdued. The Fear and Greed Index from Alternative.me stands at 28 points on Sunday, in fear territory, after 25 points and extreme fear on Saturday. The index combines volatility, trading volume, social media sentiment and Bitcoin dominance into a value between 0 and 100. Our Fear and Greed chart shows how the readings have developed over time.

For memecoins such as SHIB, a second reading is revealing. CoinMarketCap's Altcoin Season Index measures how many of the largest altcoins have outperformed Bitcoin over the past 90 days. According to U.Today, it most recently stood at 44 out of 100 points, its lowest level since September. Readings below 50 mean capital is staying with Bitcoin and smaller coins are losing weight. In such phases, speculative assets like Shiba Inu tend to fall harder than the market as a whole.

Shiba Inu price prediction to the upside: $0.0000047 and $0.0000049 as hurdles

The first hurdle is this week's open at $0.00000470. Only a close above it ends the streak of red weekly candles. That would require SHIB to gain 5.4 percent by the night to Monday, on a Sunday with half the usual volume.

The second hurdle is the average of the past 30 daily closes, at $0.00000490. A moving average smooths the price over a fixed period; in a downtrend it often acts as resistance where recoveries stall. Above that, U.Today analyst Tomiwabold Olajide names the 50-week line at $0.00000586 as major resistance. Our own calculation over the past 350 days arrives at a similar value of $0.00000598. That zone lies more than 30 percent above the current price and is out of reach over a horizon of a few days.

Shiba Inu price prediction to the downside: $0.00000439 and $0.00000411 as support zones

If the zone around $0.00000446 does not hold, the 90-day low of $0.00000439 from August 13 comes into view. It lies only just over one percent below the current price. Below that is the year-to-date low of $0.00000411 from July 17. In his analysis, Olajide names $0.0000041 as possible support if the decline continues. From today's price that would be almost eight percent away.

Both scenarios are readings of the chart, not a forecast. The streak of weekly closes and the weak altcoin index argue for the downside. Arguing for stabilisation: the derivatives market has already shed leverage, and the price has been turning at the same zone since Thursday without breaking below it for long.

Weekend orders: limit rather than market when SHIB trading is thin

Anyone buying or selling on Sunday is trading in a thinner market than during the week. Volume has roughly halved since Thursday. That has consequences for the type of order. A market order is executed immediately at the best available price. With little supply in the order book, that price can deviate noticeably from the last quoted price. The difference is called slippage. A limit order, by contrast, sets a maximum price when buying or a minimum price when selling and is only executed at that price or better.

The same applies to stop orders used for protection. A stop-market order sells at the next available price as soon as the stop level is reached. In a thin market that can be well below the level. A stop-limit order sells only down to a set minimum price, but may not be executed at all if the price drops through quickly. If you set a stop level for SHIB, it is better not to place it exactly on a round number such as $0.0000044, where many orders cluster, but a little below it.

Then there is the question of where you trade. Since the German transition period ended on December 30, 2025, crypto exchanges need authorisation under the European MiCA regulation to serve customers in Germany. The European Securities and Markets Authority, ESMA, lists the licensed providers in its MiCA register. Our comparison of regulated crypto exchanges gives an overview of licensed platforms and their fees.

On tax, nothing changes in Germany: gains from SHIB are tax-free after a holding period of one year, and losses within that period can be offset against gains from other private disposals. Our page on the status of the holding period reform summarises where the plans for the holding period stand.

Our assessment: the streak is likely to hold on Sunday

In the editorial team's view, the evidence points to SHIB closing a sixth week in a row in the red. The reasons: the price is 5.4 percent short of the weekly open, volume has roughly halved since Thursday, and the trading range over the past 24 hours was only one percent. A jump of that size within a few hours would be unusual on a quiet Sunday. On the other side, memecoins can swing quickly and sharply in thin markets, and the derivatives market now carries hardly any leveraged short positions that would amplify a move lower. A red sixth weekly candle would not in itself be a signal to act, but a confirmation of the existing trend. The question for the coming week is whether the zone between $0.00000439 and $0.00000446 holds. Any investment in cryptocurrencies can result in a total loss.

Shiba Inu weekly close: only a finish above $0.0000047 ends the streak

1. Know your exchange's licence: before you buy or sell SHIB, check whether your provider is listed in the MiCA register. You will find licensed platforms in our comparison of regulated crypto exchanges.
2. Record your entry price: if you have bought several times at different prices, a portfolio tracker shows your average price and the holding period of each tranche. Suitable tools are listed in our comparison of tax tools and portfolio trackers.
3. Choose your order type deliberately: at the weekend, limit orders are the safer route because they limit slippage in a thin order book. Which exchanges offer limit and stop orders for SHIB is shown in our overview of the best crypto exchanges.

(As of November 8, 2026. This article is not investment advice. Prices and fee structures change; check the terms with the provider before you buy.)