SHIB Plunges 131,522%?! 😱

Now, listen here. This SHIB business… it’s a bit of a pickle, isn’t it? The thing’s been slithering downhill faster than a greased piglet. All those fancy lines on the charts – the ā€œmoving averages,ā€ they call them – well, SHIB’s way under them. Meaning, it’s in a proper slump. A right royal mess, if you ask me. The sellers are having a field day, and nobody seems capable of turning things around. šŸ˜’

Shiba Inu Goes Squish

The downward plunge is getting… less plunge-y, if that makes any sense. It’s not tumbling like a sack of potatoes anymore, but it’s still not bouncing back up. It’s sort of… wobbling. Volatility, they say, is ā€œcompressing.ā€ Sounds like someone’s squeezing the life out of it! And the RSI? Stuck down near the bottom like a particularly gloomy grub. It’s not a recovery, you see. It’s just… holding its breath.

But then! Then they showed us a number. A number so enormous, so utterly bonkers, it made my eyeballs nearly pop out of my head. -131,522%! Can you believe it? Apparently, Shiba Inu Futures Flows had a bit of an ā€œimbalance.ā€ According to all sensible people (and mathematics!), anything over -100% means poof! It’s gone! Vanished! So how, pray tell, did it get past -100%?! šŸ¤”

Beyond 100%? Utter Nonsense!

Well, don’t go grabbing your hats, because the answer, as it often does, involves fiddly numbers and a rather teeny-tiny starting point. It wasn’t the price changing by that much, no sir. It was the change in a teeny, tiny little baseline. Like comparing a gnat’s whisker to the whole world. If you start with almost nothing, even a little sneeze of a sale can look like a catastrophic collapse when you start calculating percentages!

The denominator, you see, was extraordinarily small. A ridiculously tiny number. So the calculations, they did their calculations, and the table showed a sudden rush of people running for the hills – selling off their SHIB faster than you can say ā€œdogecoin.ā€ It doesn’t mean SHIB futures vanished into thin air. It means a lot of short-term traders hopped off the merry-go-round.

And the open interest chart? It’s shrinking! Like a shrinking violet in a drought. Nobody’s pouring new money into this thing; they’re bailing out! It’s not long-term investors, see. It’s those twitchy, quick-money types getting cold feet. And frankly, who can blame them? 🤷

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2025-12-20 06:12