Shiba Inu Struggles in Bear Market as Trading Volume Vanishes, Investors Sigh

▲ Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bear Market / AI-Generated Image

Shiba Inu (SHIB) is struggling to escape the bear market, having lost momentum for a rebound due to a critical flaw: the disappearance of trading volume.

According to crypto-focused outlet U.Today on February 27 (local time), despite several recent attempts at price recovery, Shiba Inu has failed to generate a meaningful upward trend due to the lack of strong buying support. Without trading volume—one of the market’s core components—short-term price increases are not translating into long-term trend reversals.

Chart analysis shows that SHIB’s price continues to decline after being repeatedly rejected near resistance levels. Intermittent price spikes are quickly followed by pullbacks, suggesting that sellers still maintain control of the market. The absence of increased trading volume during recovery attempts is widely interpreted as a classic signal of weak market conviction.

For a sustained bullish structure to take hold, rising prices must be accompanied by increased participation from traders. However, such a pattern is not currently observed in the SHIB market. Rather than actively deploying capital, investors appear to be taking a wait-and-see approach, signaling hesitation rather than accumulation. Even when rebounds occur, they remain temporary technical bounces—so-called dead cat bounces—rather than genuine trend reversals.

In a low-participation environment, upward attempts inevitably lose momentum before they can fully develop and often revert to their previous price range. A true transition into a bull market would require a clear breakout accompanied by a surge in trading volume, strong candle formations, and stable closes above key resistance levels. None of these positive signals are currently evident in the market, suggesting that expectations should remain tempered.

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