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SHIB Price Prediction: Can Shiba Inu Break Key Resistance?

SHIB climbed as high as roughly $0.0000059-$0.0000060 earlier this month before pulling back. CoinCodex currently shows the token near $0.0000057, keeping the immediate setup largely unchange

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October 4, 2026
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SHIB climbed as high as roughly $0.0000059-$0.0000060 earlier this month before pulling back. CoinCodex currently shows the token near $0.0000057, keeping the immediate setup largely unchanged: buyers have recovered from September lows, but they still have not secured a convincing breakout.

The key level remains around $0.000006-$0.0000061.

$0.000006 Still Blocks the SHIB Rally

Shiba Inu has tested the $0.000006 area several times over the past two weeks without establishing it as support.

A recent SHIB breakout setup identified $0.000006-$0.0000061 as the main resistance zone. A clean move above it could reopen the path toward $0.0000067, followed by roughly $0.0000072.

On the downside, the $0.0000055-$0.0000056 area is becoming increasingly important. Losing that zone would put SHIB closer to the $0.0000051-$0.0000052 support that buyers defended during September’s selloff.

<iframe src=”https://widgets.coincodex.com/w/bf7285bd-eef9-45b9-aa9b-661583445bf2?site=coinpaper&mode=light” width=”100%” height=”420” frameborder=”0” referrerpolicy=”no-referrer-when-downgrade” style=”border:0;background:transparent;border-radius:0px;”></iframe>Burn Rate Spikes, but Price Barely Reacts

One potential bullish catalyst has returned dramatically.

Shiba Inu’s burn rate jumped more than 17,000% in 24 hours on Oct. 3, according to Shibburn data, as substantially more SHIB was permanently removed from circulation. Yet SHIB still traded around $0.00000572 and remained below resistance.

That contrast matters because burns have repeatedly failed to produce an immediate price breakout.

Only days earlier, the burn rate had collapsed more than 91%, while SHIB continued holding near its short-term support. The recent burn-rate volatility shows why daily burns alone are unlikely to determine the next move.