What the data shows: the public burn tracker Shibburn lists zero destroyed Shiba Inu tokens over the past 24 hours, and the last recorded entry dates from Saturday, October 31. Our assessment follows further down. For SHIB's supply, this standstill is irrelevant; for the credibility of the burn narrative, it is not.
The price itself barely moves on Sunday evening. According to CoinGecko data, SHIB trades at $0.00000468, up 0.11 percent in a day. Over the week it is down 4.45 percent, over 30 days 16.22 percent. Market capitalisation stands at $2.76 billion, enough for rank 37, and the gap to the all-time high is 94.6 percent.
Zero entries in 24 hours, 17.4 million in seven days
The hard numbers from the tracker: since launch, 410,845,062,911,606 SHIB have been destroyed across 21,929 individual entries. That is 41.08 percent of the original supply of one quadrillion tokens. The total sounds enormous, and it is, but it comes almost entirely from the project's early years.
The current week looks different. Seven days brought in 17,425,806 SHIB, a...
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