Shiba Inu Burn Rate Drops to Zero: What’s Going On?

On July 1st, the Shiba Inu community noticed something unusual. The Shibburn platform, which tracks SHIB burn transactions, reported a surprising number – the burn rate over the past 24 hours dropped to absolute zero. 🔹 Why does it matter?

Token burning is a crucial deflationary mechanism for SHIB. By permanently removing tokens from circulation, the total supply decreases, which could theoretically increase the token's value. But if burning stops, investor confidence may waver – and that’s exactly what’s happening now.

📉 0% Burn Rate + Price Drop = Market Nervousness At a time when burning appears to have halted, SHIB’s price has dropped by 3.56%, further fueling investor concerns. People are asking: What’s happening to Shiba Inu’s deflationary plan? And why has burning stalled even though data shows tens of millions of SHIB tokens were destroyed that same day?

💥 Over 23 Million SHIB Burned, Yet Burn Rate Shows Zero It sounds contradictory – blockchain data confirms that 23,767,887 SHIB tokens were burned, yet Shibburn’s dashboard displays a 0% burn rate. This inconsistency has sparked debates among analysts, with many pointing to a likely technical glitch on the platform. It wouldn’t be the first time – Shibburn has had data display issues in the past. 🔹 Interestingly, even this zero rate is marked in green, not red, suggesting that burning may be happening but not being tracked accurately.

🔍 Transaction Data Confirms Burning Is Ongoing A deeper look reveals that seven burn transactions occurred in the last 24 hours. Two of them were more significant – one involving 100,000 SHIB, the other a large 5.6 million SHIB. However, the first two burn transactions were nearly symbolic, with just 5 tokens burned each. This might indicate a type of test or automated transaction that carries minimal impact on the overall token economy.

🧩 Conclusion: Technical Glitch or New Strategy? Even though it looks like burning has come to a halt, reality may be different. A shift in data reporting, possible system errors, and unusual burn patterns suggest that this is likely a temporary issue or maintenance period, rather than the end of Shiba Inu’s deflationary model. For SHIB holders and fans, the next few days will be crucial. A return to regular burn activity could restore confidence and support SHIB’s upward momentum.

📊 What do you think? Is this just a short-term glitch, or does it hint at a strategic shift by the Shiba Inu team?

#SHIB , #Shibarium , #burning , #CryptoNews , #memecoin

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