Shiba Inu (SHIB), the popular and second-largest memecoin by market cap, is back in the spotlight. A fresh survey by Finder has gathered insights from 26 crypto industry experts, including Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, revealing new SHIB price predictions for the coming years. Their forecasts stretch through 2025, 2030, and 2035 — and are worth paying attention to.
According to the report , the average prediction from these experts sees SHIB trading at $0.000039 by 2025. This translates to an increase of over 237% from its price at the time of writing ($0.00001182). By 2030, they expect the price to rise to $0.0001567, representing a 1,567% surge from current levels. Meanwhile, by 2035, the memecoin is forecasted to reach as high as $0.0008543, marking a rise of over 7,126%. While these averages give a general outlook, individual forecasts vary, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding SHIB’s future.
Here's Shiba Inu Price Prediction for 2025, 2030, and 2035?
Among those who weighed in was Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, one of the most optimistic voices about SHIB’s future. Chen believes SHIB could climb to $0.0000600 by the end of 2025, representing a 407% increase from its price at the time of writing. She pointed to the token’s recent price movements, explaining that it has “broken resistance levels and established new support,” which could signal a long-term bullish trend. Hence, she recommended holding SHIB. “Technically, SHIB has shown positive signals with recent price movements, particularly breaking resistance levels and establishing new support, which could indicate an ongoing bullish trend,” Chen said.
Ruadhan O, founder of Seasonal Tokens, also shared a positive outlook. He predicts a price of $0.0000500 for SHIB by the end of 2025, backed by the strength of the Shiba Inu community and the potential impact of its TREAT token launch. However, Ruadhan cautioned that Dogecoin (DOGE) might capture more attention in this bull market.
On the opposite side, John Hawkins, a senior lecturer at the University of Canberra, offered a far less optimistic forecast. He expects SHIB to lose half its value by late 2025, falling to $0.00001. Hawkins isn’t convinced memecoins can hold their appeal, saying, “Disillusion with memecoins sets in like it did with NFTs.”
Josh Fraser, co-founder of Origin Protocol, remains cautiously optimistic. He believes SHIB’s performance will likely mirror the wider memecoin market, which he’s personally bullish on for 2025.
Desmond Marshall, managing director of Rouge International, expressed skepticism about SHIB, calling it a “played out” meme coin with little long-term value. Marshall predicts SHIB will trade around $0.00002 by year-end.
Jeremy Britton, CFO of BostonTrading.co, humorously added that even “the greater fool theory has its limitations,” hinting at what he sees as SHIB’s overvaluation.
On a brighter note, Ronen Cojocaru, CEO of 8081 Inc, forecasts a significant climb for SHIB, projecting a price of $0.0000743 by the end of 2025 — a potential 243% increase from early 2025 levels. However, he did express concerns about the SHIB community losing steam during the last market downturn.
Mitesh Shah, founder and CEO of Omnia Markets, recommended holding SHIB, emphasizing that its future price movements would continue to rely heavily on “community sentiment.” Shah predicts SHIB will be around $0.00005 by year-end.
Is now a good time to buy, hold or sell SHIB?
Altogether, these experts based their predictions on factors such as Shiba Inu’s strong community, its expanding use cases like Shibarium and ShibaSwap, and the growing maturity of the broader crypto market. While some believe these developments could give SHIB a long-term edge, others remain cautious, pointing out the coin’s heavy reliance on market hype and speculative interest.
When asked whether SHIB is worth holding or overvalued, opinions were mixed. About 48% of the experts said SHIB is overvalued, while 44% said it is fairly priced. Regardless, more than half of the panelists (57%), including Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, recommended holding SHIB for the long term. Moreover, while 13% said current levels are a good time to accumulate SHIB, 30% suggested investors should consider selling off their SHIB holdings.