Shiba Inu didn’t start out with 549 trillion coins. The initial supply was 1 quadrillion. Since the launch of the cryptocurrency in 2020, over 410 trillion coins have been burned (transferred to dead wallets and taken out of circulation), according to Shibburn, a Twitter account that tracks all Shiba Inu token burns.
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SHIB fans continue to push big sums of Shiba Inu meme crypto tokens from circulation using the technology of so-called “token burns.” Since the beginning of last week, a total of around 2.2 billion SHIB have been incinerated.
Read moreHow many Shibs burn a day?
To get the burn started, almost 400 Trillion coins were burned at one time. Looking through the daily burn, right now it looks like only several million a day. Today, US$1,000 equals around 30 million SHIB. So on a daily rate, currently the burns are only totaling a couple thousand dollars .
Read moreHow many Shiba coins are in circulation?
Shiba Inu trades for such a small fraction of a penny because its supply is so large. There’s currently a supply of 549 trillion SHIB tokens in circulation, giving it a market cap of around $11 billion.
Read moreCan a Shiba Inu hit 1 cent?
If Shiba Inu were to reach a penny, the cryptocurrency would be worth multiples more than Bitcoin. Because of the massive amount of capital required for SHIB to reach a penny, it’s highly unlikely this will happen .9 Mar 2022
Read moreCan Shiba Inu reach 1 cent in 2025?
Unfortunately, that’s impossible . With a $1 price tag, Shiba Inu’s market value would reach $550 trillion. For context, global gross domestic product — the value of all goods and services produced across every economy — is expected to reach $94 trillion in 2021 and $116 trillion by 2025.
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