More than a year ago, THIB continued to show weakness. According to the external review, the future of this token will depend largely on three external changes: the overall warming of the encrypted market, the advancement of United States regulatory legislation, and the spread of interest rates.

SHIB rose to the vicinity of $0.000032 in December 2024, then fell back. The article mentions that even when Bitcoin was up in October 2025, SHIB's rebound was limited, indicating that it was not following mainstream assets.

The upturn in the market is still a top priority.

The article argues that to be strong again, SHIB needs to first improve the encryption market as a whole. For most of this year, the digital asset market has been underpressed, risk preferences have been inadequate and the rehabilitation of the Shan currency has generally been limited.

Foreign sources quoted VanEck as saying that bitcoin could be close to the end of the round. If BTC re-enters the top stage, it is expected that there will be a simultaneous improvement in market sentiment and financial dynamism, and that more attention may be given to high-variant coins such as SHIB.

Progress in United States legislation is seen as a catalyst

The second variable mentioned was the US "CLARITY Act" advance. It was argued that the bill, if formally landed, could provide a clearer regulatory environment for the encrypted market and enhance investor confidence in the market.

According to the text, the relevant Senate vote had been postponed, but it was still possible to move forward after the recess. If legislation advances, the acceptance of funds for high-risk encrypted assets may increase and SHIB may benefit.

Reduced interest rate expectations or improved risk preferences

The third factor is the Fed's interest rate reduction. According to the article, the downward trend in interest rates usually increases the market ' s willingness to allocate high-risk assets, which tends to be more favourable to encrypted currencies as a whole.

It is mentioned that the July inflation rate in the United States was 3.4 per cent. If subsequent inflation continues to fall and is further close to the Fed ' s target of 2 per cent, the scope for monetary policy to shift towards easing may be expanded. In this case, SHIB could have a better trading environment.

Overall, the review did not suggest a new change in the basics of SHIB itself, but rather attributed its follow-up performance more to the simultaneous improvement of external markets, policies and macroeconomic conditions.