During the early morning monitoring, SHIB is in an interesting consolidation phase. The price repeatedly confirms around $0.000009, and the RSI indicator shows a level of 45.5, which is basically a balance between bullish and bearish forces.

From a technical perspective, the support below holds at the $0.000008 line, and both the resistance and the key breakout level above point to $0.000009. This situation is quite common—market energy is accumulating, waiting for a clear directional signal. From a candlestick pattern perspective, this looks more like a process of gathering strength; whoever breaks through first will take the lead.

This period requires particular caution. Liquidity is thin in the early morning, and volatility can be quite sharp. Many people are actively discussing in the community and have strong expectations for the future market, but market movements often surprise. Managing your position size and setting stop-losses properly are the correct ways to handle this kind of market.

The next operational approach should be: observe quietly first, see if the $0.000009 level can be effectively broken, or if the support at $0.000008 can hold. Once clear breakout signals or rebound confirmations appear, opportunities will be right in front of you. But the prerequisite is that your risk management is in place; otherwise, even the best opportunities can turn into big traps.

No matter how tiring monitoring is, don’t forget to take care of yourself. The market is always there, but you only have one body.