Only $29 in SHIB Burned: Who’s Behind Low 24-Hour Total?

According to the Shibburn page, just $29 SHIB were burned in the last 24 hours, representing 5.33 million SHIB tokens.

The Shiba Inu daily burn rate fell accordingly, down 24.95%, representing a drop from the day before.

SHIB burns send tokens—in this case, Shiba Inu—to inaccessible “dead” wallets, permanently removing them from circulation. The Shibburn page gives an overview of who contributed to the burn pot over the last 24 hours, which saw over 5 million SHIB destroyed in this timeframe.

A 2,357,000 SHIB burn from Binance stands out, with several burn transactions also emanating from Robinhood, three in less than 24 hours. In the most recent burn, 15,955 SHIB tokens from Uniswap were sent to dead wallets.

In the last seven days, 139.50 million SHIB were burned, with the weekly burn rate up 76.73%; 507.72 million SHIB tokens were burned in the last 30 days.

Coinbase contributed 35,590,107 SHIB to the burn furnace in 17 transactions in the last 24 hours, while 35,636,016 SHIB were burned in 89 transactions via Robinhood. ShibLaunchpad burned 29,399,920 SHIB in 34 transactions.

Significant market development nears

A potentially significant market development is brewing as the Clarity Act faces a make-or-break Senate vote on Tuesday.

Ahead of the long-awaited vote on crypto market structure legislation in the Senate on Tuesday, a final draft of the Clarity Act has been released.  

The bill cleared the Senate Banking Committee in May, but it remains unclear whether the measure known as the Clarity Act has enough votes to pass.

The development remains a potentially significant one for SHIB, with SHIB named among the 16 digital commodities listed by the SEC and CFTC alongside BTC, ETH, and XRP.

According to long-time Shiba Inu community member Mazrael, this “guidance gets written into law. Commodity framework. CFTC lane. A much cleaner path for listings, custody, institutions and potentially an ETF.”