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Recently published SHIB burners’ lists from the upgraded Shibburn portal have highlighted several of the largest Shiba Inu (SHIB) burners over the past 24 hours, including names that are also prominent in cryptocurrency trading and related services.
According to Shibburn, daily SHIB burns have risen by more than 172% over the past day, with close to 10,000,000 SHIB burned in total. The tokens were moved out of circulation and sent to unspendable wallets.
So far, there have been four burn transactions totaling 5,178,012, 4,000,000, 440,000, and 500,000 SHIB.
Two of the burn transactions were conducted by large cryptocurrency market players: the investment app Robinhood and Stake.com, a crypto gambling platform.
For comparison, two days ago, SHIB burns were higher in single transactions, with 12,718,395 and 6,607,536 SHIB burned.
The top SHIB burners’ list over the past few days includes Robinhood and Stake.com among the largest contributors. Robinhood burned 4,300,543 SHIB across 24 transactions, while Stake.com burned 5,178,012 SHIB in a single transfer.
Other names on the list include major exchanges and platforms:
The largest single total on the list was attributed to a whale identified as “shib.shi4gud.eth”, which reportedly destroyed 96,867,921 SHIB across 23 burn transfers. The article notes that, despite the large token amounts, these burns may still be small in fiat terms and could potentially reflect accidental burns.
Alongside the burn activity, SHIB showed a sharp move over the past day. The meme coin rebounded by nearly 4% after a similar drop over the weekend, but the rebound was followed by a 2% decline.
At the time of reporting, SHIB was changing hands at $0.00000603 after printing a large green hourly candle.
SHIB’s movement was described as tracking Bitcoin’s price trajectory. Bitcoin (BTC) reportedly jumped by 4.76% since Sunday and reached above the $69,960 level.
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