Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are trying to bounce back, but both are showing weak buying strength. DOGE is around $0.1429 after a small rise, while SHIB struggles under key moving averages with very little volume.
Traders see slow movement and weak momentum in both coins. Dogecoin briefly touched $0.1565 but fell back below $0.1520, sitting under the 100-hour moving average. A drop below $0.1495 could push it lower, while resistance levels at $0.1550 and $0.1565 need to be broken for a stronger rebound.
Shiba Inu is even weaker. It trades near $0.00000885 but has almost no buying support. Volume is very low, and it keeps getting rejected below $0.0000095. Analysts warn SHIB could drop to $0.0000080 if the market stays weak. A real breakout seems unlikely without higher volume or a reclaim of major moving averages.
Meanwhile, Remittix (RTX) is seeing strong demand. Its Black Friday 200% bonus event, running until Monday, has attracted a wave of new buyers. Over $28.2 million has been raised, with 686 million RTX sold at $0.1166.
Remittix now has a live wallet on the Apple App Store, full CertiK Team KYC verification, and a big December update coming. Its ecosystem offers crypto-to-fiat tools that DOGE and SHIB don’t have.
With weak momentum in Dogecoin and Shiba Inu and strong progress at Remittix, traders are increasingly viewing RTX as a more reliable option for growth.
