Shiba Inu Burn Rate Plummets 93% During Market Volatility

July 24, 2025 - 2 min. read

By Yagyesh Jaiswal

Shiba Inu burn rate decreased by 93%, and investors are worried about what becomes of the token. Recent statistics show that only 224,245 SHIB tokens were burned in the past 24 hours, a far cry from previous numbers. The decline coincides with the time when the entire market is in correction, which has affected the value of SHIB and investor confidence.

SHIB burn rate drops sharply

The Current Market Situation

According to data on Shibburn, the burn rate monitor of SHIB, the deflationary pressure which tends to keep the price of SHIB at bay is dissipating. With the circulating supply of approximately 589 trillion tokens, the current burn rate has an insignificant effect on tightening of circulation. 

Total supply of SHIB listed

Following its peak in mid-month, SHIB is trading at about $0.00001357, down by about 8% over the past 24 hours.

Current SHIB price

Investor Sentiment and Holding Patterns

To everyone’s surprise, in this low point, holders of Shiba Inu are steadfast. As of today’s update, investors who own SHIB have a 2.8-year average holding period. With this long-term conviction, the majority of holders are still holding out against panic but are eagerly waiting for potential market bounce back. According to experts, while the burn rate has decelerated, the previous trends of SHIB indicate that positive trends tend to occur, particularly in October.

SHIB holders show strong conviction

Price Predictions and Market Analysis

Even though the burn rate decrease continues, investors are cautioned not to expect SHIB to “add a zero” to its price. The token is close to its 20-day simple moving average, and that is a crucial support. If SHIB holds, there is a chance it will bounce back to the $0.000015 area. But if it drops below $0.000011, this could trigger further declines.

Market Dynamics

The recent price volatility has actually been triggered by large SHIB holding activity. Analysis has referred to a $70 million SHIB transfer from Coinbase to a mysterious wallet as the trigger for price action. The transfer, coupled with the declining burn rate, made most investors review their positions again.

The 93% drop in the burn rate of Shiba Inu is a grave matter when it comes to long-term value. Even if investors are steadfast, the situation as of now could encourage more volatility. The investors would need to keep track of price action and burn rates both closely as the situation unfolds.

Yagyesh Jaiswal

Yagyesh is a crypto geek and a blockchain educator. Started his crypto journey in 2018...

Yagyesh Jaiswal