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SHIB Burn Rate Spikes 1,017% Ahead of Official "Download Day" for SHIB Game on Oct. 6

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Wed, 5/10/2022 - 12:35
SHIB Burn Rate Spikes 1,017% Ahead of Official "Download Day" for SHIB Game on Oct. 6
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Per data provided by Shibburn tracking platform, over the past 24 hours, the rate of burning Shiba Inu coins has unexpectedly risen by a whopping 1,017% compared to the previous 24-hour period, when merely 6 million SHIB were burned.

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A total of 26,071,726 meme tokens have been sent to dead wallets by the combined efforts of the SHIB army.

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Over the past 24 hours, the SHIB price went up by 4.3% after Elon Musk announced that he wants to resume his Twitter acquisition deal, along with another meme coin – DOGE.

However, after that, SHIB dropped 3.01%. Meanwhile, the community looks forward to the official "Download Day" for the recently released SHIB game, called Shiba Eternity, on Oct. 6. This is a collectible SHIB-branded card game for smartphones, which was tested in Vietnam in August.

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