Prominent tracking platform Shibburn has published a new update regarding the burn rate of the Shiba Inu meme coin, sharing data collected since last morning.
In the course of this, the enigmatic Shiba Inu lead Shytoshi Kusama issued an epic tweet about the SHIB surge since its all-time low that was spotted on September 1 four years ago.
SHIB burns surge by 436%
The aforementioned data source spread the word about a substantial increase in the daily burn rate has constituted 436.15% over the past 24 hours.
That happened thanks to six massive transactions. The two largest ones transferred 38,126,361 and 12,248,273 SHIB meme coins to unspendable blockchain addresses. 52,341,966 SHIB were scorched in total.
On Tuesday, a large SHIB burn increase was also observed as it reached +305% with a total of 39,593,693 meme coins sent to dead-end wallets.
The largest burn rate increase lately, though, was registered over the weekend, and it comprised a mind-blowing 65,529.67%. Still, the amount of SHIB coins burned was not a big one—merely 2,652,095.
Shytoshi Kusama delivers epic SHIB growth tweet
The pseudonymous lead developer of Shiba Inu, known to the crypto community as Shytoshi Kusama, published a tweet in which he shared an epic percentage price growth of SHIB since September 1, 2020, when the meme coin dropped to an all-time low.
That was Kusama’s response to a tweet, which stated that Bitcoin is the best-performing asset of the last decade and surpassed Tesla, Apple, Amazon, S&P 500, and other key tech companies and indexes.
The SHIB lead said that over the past four years, Shiba Inu has reached a mammoth 33,774,726.7% price growth. As for some other top coins, including the original meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin, he said that over the same period of time, DOGE has risen by 202,583%, SOL’s increase comprises 35,715.8%, and BNB has managed to rise 1,521,482.8%.
Kusama added that the SHIB team still has “far to go and much work to be done” before they can get the crypto community to respect the SHIB ecosystem in the way it deserves.
Meanwhile, the SHIB price has declined by almost 5% over the past day after staging a massive 14.66% surge earlier this week.
