A Single Wallet Burns 85M, As 197M Shiba Inu Were Burnt in a Week

Shiba Inu: New Whale Wallet Grabs 136.86 Billion SHIB as Price Drops Zero

Over 197.79 Million Shiba Inu (SHIB) burned in the past week. An anonymous wallet destroyed a large amount of 85,860,036 (85.86M) on the last day of the week.

According to Shibburn.com, the Shiba Inu Community executed 27 burn transactions over the course of the previous week, burning a total of 197,799,286 (197.79M) SHIB.

This figure is slightly higher than the previous week when just 104,490,257 (104.49M) SHIB were wholly removed from circulation through 33 different SHIB Burn Portal transactions.

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Unknown Wallet Burns 85.86 Million SHIB

On the last day of the week, the mysterious wallet burned an enormous 85,860,036 (85.86M) SHIB in a single huge transaction. Shibburn.com, a well-known SHIB Burn transaction tracking website, has reported the transaction.

The Shiba Inu burn rate increased by 897.60% in the previous day as a result of this huge transaction.

On Monday, October 31st, 2022, SHIB Super Store used the SHIB Burn Portal to complete a significant transaction that permanently removed 32,584,181 (32.58M) SHIB from circulation.

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In one notable transaction, the Community-led initiative known as “1Cent token” matched 22,432,755 (22.43M) SHIB. Shiba Inu is currently trading at $0.00001203, down -2.09% from the previous day, with a $415,921,120 ($415.92M) 24-hour trading volume.

Olasunkanmi Abudu

Olasunkanmi Abudu is a Web3 content writer with over five years of experience covering blockchain, decentralized finance, and digital assets. He specializes in producing well-researched and accessible content that explains complex technologies and market trends to both general readers and industry professionals.

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