TL;DR

Market expert Javon Marks reiterates his long-term bullish outlook for SHIB, based on a constructive technical pattern.

The divergence is strengthening because SHIB’s price has marked lower lows while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has formed higher lows.

This mismatch between price and underlying strength suggests an accumulation phase that could precede a strong recovery.

Market attention is once again turning to Shiba Inu (SHIB). Expert analyst Javon Marks repeated his optimistic long-term forecast, noting that the token continues to follow a “constructive” technical pattern despite the extreme volatility at the start of the week.

So far, SHIB maintains its weekly momentum, aligning with the broader market’s recovery phase, while the token’s bullish divergence is forming on its charts.

The analyst highlighted the clear bullish divergence of Shiba Inu on the 3-day chart. He explained that since early July 2024, SHIB’s price has created consecutive lower lows.

However, in contrast, its Relative Strength Index (RSI) consistently forms higher lows. This mismatch is known in the market as a bullish divergence, and according to the analyst, each time SHIB marks a new low without the RSI confirming it, the divergence strengthens, laying the foundation for a potential price reversal.

The Accumulation Behind Shiba Inu’s Bullish Divergence

SHIB’s green candle from last week extended with extra gains, moving more than 5% and reaching a weekly high of $0.00000952, a 26% jump from the mid-November low. Although the token slightly retraced, Marks emphasized that the technical structure of the bullish divergence of Shiba Inu remains intact.

Marks pointed to the start of the pattern in July 2024, when SHIB dropped to $0.0000126, and how subsequent declines through December only consolidated the contrast with a rising RSI.

The expert argues that the RSI’s trend of higher lows is a clear signal that momentum is quietly accumulating within the market, reflecting underlying accumulation by traders. Therefore, he anticipates that the market will respond once the divergence matures.

The analyst concluded that while divergence does not guarantee immediate moves, it often preludes recoveries and is an early sign of demand returning. He suggests that the combination of the long period of lower price lows paired with a rising RSI increases the probability of a trend shift once selling pressure subsides.

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Filed under: News - @ December 4, 2025 4:28 pm