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@shibburn account that represents the same-name tracking service of burn transactions has reported that in the past 24+ hours, almost 190 million Shiba Inu tokens has been taken out of the circulating supply.
In the meantime, the second biggest canine crypto, ranked 14 by CoinMarketCap, has shown a five-percent rise today, printing a big green candle on an hourly chart.
189.7 million SHIB incinerated
The team behind the @shibburn account has shared that within the last twenty-four hours, the SHIB community has conducted seven transactions, moving a total of 189.7 million tokens to various unspendable addresses.
The largest amount of meme tokens transferred within the aforementioned period of time was 176,035,016 Shiba Inu.
In the past 24 hours, there have been a total of 180,744,627 $SHIB tokens burned and 7 transactions. Visit https://t.co/t0eRMnyZel to view the overall total of #SHIB tokens burned, circulating supply, and more. #shibarmy
— Shibburn (@shibburn) March 19, 2022
A few hours later, one more transfer carrying 8,946,544 SHIB took place, making up a comprised 189.7 million canine coins burnt by the SHIB army.
SHIB may start trading on this Middle East exchange
As reported by U.Today previously, Rain crypto exchange located in the Middle East is considering whether it should list the meme cryptocurrency.
The Twitter account of the exchange has recently stated this question to the SHIB army in a tweet.
Should we list $SHIB? ??
— Rain (@rainfinancial) March 17, 2022
The platform has recently raised a whopping $110 million in an investment round from Paradigm – a crypto-focused investment company from San-Francisco.
Rain intends to use the money to expand its business in Turkey and Pakistan.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
