As the calendar flips to June 1, 2025, Shiba Inu (SHIB) enters a month that, historically, hasn’t been kind to the meme coin. Since its inception, SHIB has never posted a positive return in June — not even once, according to CryptoRank. Whether in bull runs or bear slides, June has consistently delivered red candles for this popular altcoin.
Looking at the past years, the pattern is hard to miss. June 2024 saw a sharp -32.3% drop, while 2023 and 2022 recorded -11.5% and -12%, respectively.
Even in 2021 — SHIB’s explosive year — June still ended in the red with a -4.75% return. This trend is echoed in the quarterly data as well, where Q2s have often brought deep corrections, particularly in 2022 and 2024.
Fast forward to now — Shiba Inu is already down more than 40% in Q1, 2025, and its first five months have all closed in the red except April, which managed a modest +6.92%. May was flat-out weak at -3.17%, and SHIB opened June trading around $0.00001264 after sliding 1.33% today.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) price outlook
The chart doesn’t inspire much optimism either. After failing to hold above $0.00001698 in late April, SHIB has been trending lower, bouncing weakly around the $0.00001250 region. With the next support at $0.00001107 and resistance now distant at $0.00001698, bulls have their work cut out for them.
Is this just coincidence or something more? That’s up for debate. But what isn’t is the data. SHIB has never had a green June, and the setup this year doesn’t offer a clear sign of that changing. Whether it’s traders taking risk off mid-year or the coin’s seasonal trend aligning poorly with general market flows, June remains SHIB’s consistent stumbling block.
As always, price history doesn’t guarantee the future. But for now, SHIB holders might want to stay cautious and keep their eyes on that support line — June isn’t known for mercy.
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