Fresh data published by the team of the Shibburn wallet tracker shows a substantial decline in the major Shiba Inu metric — the token burn rate. While the decline is large, there is a major silver lining in this negative development.
Overall, the burn rate decline has aligned with a slight $SHIB price drop.
$SHIB burns crash 55%
The tweet from Shibburn reveals an eye-catching decline of 54.79% in the weekly $SHIB burn rate. However, the amount of meme coins that were eventually transferred to unspendable blockchain wallets in total stands at 8,466,318 $SHIB.
There have been five large burn transactions over the past seven days, which partly comprised 8.4 million of the destroyed meme coins: 1,033,449; 1,176,958; 1,136,833; 2,663,204 and 1,011,990 $SHIB.
HOURLY $SHIB UPDATE$SHIB Price: $0.00001287 (1hr -0.53% ▼ | 24hr -1.14% ▼ )
— Shibburn (@shibburn) September 10, 2025
Market Cap: $7,585,958,616 (-1.02% ▼)
Total Supply: 589,247,710,308,440
TOKENS BURNT
Past 24Hrs: 69,781 (-0.53% ▼)
Past 7 Days: 8,466,318 (-54.79% ▼)
As for the daily burn rate, it is also in the red at the moment, showing a marginal 0.53% decline. The number of meme coins locked out of circulation over the past 24 hours amounts to 69,781 $SHIB, according to the tweet and the Shibburn website.
$SHIB price's market performance
Meanwhile, the Shiba Inu price has demonstrated a 1.64% decline over the past day as it went down to $0.00001286 and traded sideways on Tuesday. By now, the second-largest meme cryptocurrency has managed to regain 1.52% and is changing hands at $0.00001305.
Overall, between Saturday and Tuesday, Shiba Inu managed to show a substantial rise, adding 7.34% and leaving the $0.00001218 level behind at the start of the weekend.
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