Shiba Inu October Burn: Why Didn't It Shine Like September?

The Shiba Inu community is always looking for ways to boost the value of their beloved meme coin. Throughout, Shiba Inu, the meme coin known for its playful canine mascot and fervent community, is making a strategic move to fuel its price ascent: burning tokens. But October's burn rate fell short of expectations, leaving many wondering what happened.

Data from Shibburn, a community-driven initiative tracking SHIB burns, reveals a significant dip. In a noteworthy development in the world of cryptocurrencies, Shiba Inu, the popular meme-inspired token, saw a substantial decline in its monthly token burn rate during the month of October. Compared to the 2.37 billion SHIB tokens removed from circulation amid the burn campaign in September, October's figures paint a different picture. The broader Shiba Inu community removed over 2.37 billion SHIB tokens from circulation amid the burn campaign in September.

According to records from Shibburn, it appears that Shiba Inu‘s burn rate for the month of October saw a significant decline in the total number of Shiba Inu tokens that were destroyed in October. Here, 54% of Shiba Inu's monthly token burn for October witnessed a significant drop, with 1.46 billion SHIB tokens removed from circulation. This marks a 37.12% decrease compared to September's impressive performance. This decline raises questions about the factors influencing the burn rate and its potential impact on SHIB's price.

Despite the lower burn rate in October, efforts continue. With six million tokens burned over the past 24 hours, the hot streak continues as SHIB price battles to stay above the key support at $0. The community remains dedicated to reducing the overall supply of SHIB tokens, hoping to drive up value over time. While October's burn may not have been as bright as September's, the SHIB community's burning efforts persist.

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