First and foremost, a major coin burn — or several major coin burns — must take place. Burns put the coins out of circulation. And a smaller supply supports a higher price. The bottom line is, today, there simply are too many Shiba Inu tokens out there to make an increase to $1 possible .
Read moreIs Shiba Inu getting burned?
A total of 1 billion Shiba Inu ($SHIB) have been burned over the last 24-hour period , sending the meme-inspired cryptocurrency’s burn rate up over 12,000%. Over the last few days, well over 2.2 billion tokens have been burned.
Read moreHow much Shiba Inu will be burned?
Today, i.e. 15 February, gaming platform @317_key is set to burn approximately 500 million Shiba Inu tokens through one of its mobile phone games, Bricks Buster. Per the platform’s tweet, the exact number of SHIB set to be burnt today is 415.555 million .
Read moreHow much Shiba has been burned?
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.
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