The Shiba Inu ecosystem has witnessed an extraordinary development in token burns over the past day. Data from Shibburn reveals a staggering 3,915,071.74% increase in the burn rate. This dramatic surge resulted in the permanent removal of 21,611,748 SHIB tokens from circulation. The memecoin has maintained an aggressive burning strategy since its launch. The total number of destroyed tokens now stands at 410,753,929,644,556 SHIB. This leaves approximately 585,277,528,786,334 tokens available in the market. Market Response Falls Short of Expectations Despite this significant reduction in supply, the token's price performance remains underwhelming. SHIB currently trades at $0.000007380, according to CoinMarketCap. The asset has declined 1.5% over the last 24 hours. SHIB price chart, Source: CoinMarketCap The disconnect between supply reduction and price action has raised questions among market observers. Traditional economic principles suggest that decreased supply should drive prices higher when demand remains constant. However, SHIB has not followed this pattern. Several potential catalysts have emerged in recent weeks. Yet the token has failed to capitalize on these opportunities. The broader altcoin market experienced a rebound approximately one week ago. Many digital assets saw substantial gains during this period. SHIB managed only modest movements. Whale activity spiked dramatically during the same timeframe. On-chain analytics showed more than 1 trillion SHIB tokens moving to exchanges within a single day. Large holder movements typically signal impending volatility. Market participants often interpret such transfers as preparation for major trades.
