The Shiba Inu community has made waves as it continues to burn vast amounts of SHIB coins, with an astonishing 28,863,518 SHIB torched in just one day. This action has resulted in a 1,344% spike in the burn rate. Despite the ongoing challenges in the meme coin’s price growth, SHIB fans remain persistent in their efforts to reduce the circulating supply of the token.
Over the last 24 hours, SHIB fans, mainly anonymous whales, have successfully burned a total of 28,863,518 SHIB. This burn activity consisted of several transactions: 28,000,000 SHIB, 341,698 SHIB, and 500,000 SHIB. The 28 million SHIB transaction is the largest recorded burn in recent days.
The Shibburn tracking platform has reported that these burns were conducted in three separate actions. The largest single transfer, amounting to 28 million SHIB, stands out as the most substantial burn seen over the past few days.
Last year, the Shiba Inu team introduced an automated burn mechanism on Shibarium to aid the process. This mechanism sets aside a portion of transaction fees, which are then converted from BONE to SHIB and sent to a wallet that can’t be accessed. However, no major burns have been reported this year, signaling that the automated process has not yet lived up to expectations.
While every transaction on Shibarium contributes to SHIB burns, the volume has not been substantial enough to make a noticeable impact. Despite this, the burns conducted by anonymous whales continue to be a significant driver in reducing SHIB’s circulating supply. The team remains hopeful that automated burns on Shibarium will eventually see more participation.
Despite the ongoing burns, SHIB’s price continues to experience significant fluctuations. After a 7% price drop on Sunday, the token fell from $0.00000842 to $0.00000783. Since then, the meme coin attempted a brief recovery, increasing by almost 4%, but soon after, it faced a 3.41% decline.
Currently, SHIB is trading at $0.00000788. The price behavior mirrors that of Bitcoin, which also experienced a decline over the weekend. Bitcoin’s price dipped by 3.62%, followed by a further 2.34% drop earlier today. As a result, SHIB’s price movements continue to be influenced by broader market trends.
In the midst of this volatility, some investors are capitalizing on the price drop. An anonymous whale recently acquired over 15 billion SHIB tokens on Binance and transferred them to a cold wallet for long-term storage. This suggests that, despite the ongoing market struggles, certain investors are still confident in the long-term potential of SHIB.
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