The Shibburn project that tracks hourly burns of Shiba Inu and also regularly incinerates meme coins itself has spread the word that in the last week, a massive amount of Shiba Inu has been moved out of the circulating supply—more than 1.1 billion tokens.
A quarter of that amount was burned over the weekend, while SHIB has returned to the list of the 10 biggest holdings of whales.
1.1 million Shiba shifted to dead wallets
According to a Sunday tweet by Shibburn, since last Monday, multiple projects that support Shiba Inu have incinerated a total 1,102,774,392 of SHIB canine coins, sending them to unspendable wallets where they were then locked permanently, and taking 97 transactions to achieve that.
This stash of Shiba Inu is worth $12,472 at the current exchange rate.
In the last 7 days, there have been a total of 1,102,774,392 $SHIB tokens burned and 97 transactions. #shibarmy
— Shibburn (@shibburn) June 5, 2022
From that 1.1 billion SHIB stash, 485.4 million meme tokens were burned over the weekend—191,510,171 and 293,930,173 SHIB chunks destroyed over the past two days.
SHIB returns to top 10 list of holdings
According to data provided by WhaleStats, the platform that tracks the largest wallets on Ethereum, BSC, Polygon and other blockchains, Shiba Inu has again emerged on the list of top 10 crypto holdings owned by ETH whales.
Currently, the second biggest meme token by market cap holds position four on this list of coins, following USDC and FTX Token.
At press time, the top 100 whales on Ethereum chain are holding $513,963,578 worth of Shiba, which constitutes 46,289,862,506,654 meme tokens, or 11.88% of the whales' comprised portfolio.
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