Shiba Inu 657% Burn Rate Surge Sends 15.16 Million SHIB to Dead Wallets
Shiba Inu burn activity rose sharply in one update, with 15.16 million SHIB sent to dead wallets. Another update recorded more than 2 million SHIB burned in 24 hours, alongside seven-day burns of 112,131,626 SHIB and cumulative burns of 410.8 trillion tokens.
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Shiba Inu holders watching burn activity would notice a sharp increase in tokens sent to dead wallets after a period when activity had flattened. The update is visible in the token’s burn tracker and changes what users see day to day, not in the mechanics of the token itself.
In practice, the burn figures still describe tokens being removed from circulation, but the 24-hour and seven-day totals now give a newer snapshot of pace and scale. What remains unchanged is that the metric being tracked is burn activity, while the exact path of future burns is not known from these updates alone.
Market reaction
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Where this sits in the Shiba Inu series
| When | What happened | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| 20 days ago | SHIB a 6.04e-06 $ high | today it sits -15.6 % from there |
| 2 days ago | SHIB a 4.87e-06 $ low | today it sits +4.7 % from there |
From what we have stored, starting 22 days ago.