In the past 24 hours, there have been a total of 154,999,579 tokens burned and 4 transactions. Visit to view the overall total of tokens burned, circulating supply, and more. — Shibburn (@shibburn)
Shiba Inu Price Sluggish Despite Massive Burn
However, despite the burning frenzy, the current market sentiment seems to be dictating SHIB’s price more heavily. As of today, April 3rd, SHIB is reflecting a significant drop. This price correction aligns with the broader crypto market downturn, suggesting that external factors are currently outweighing the burn rate’s potential impact. Further dampening investor spirits is a decline in trading activity. Data suggests a decrease in open interest, which indicates the number of outstanding SHIB futures contracts, and a drop in derivatives volume, both pointing towards reduced investor participation. This lack of enthusiasm could further hinder any immediate price recovery.SHIB market cap currently at $16.5 billion. Chart:Last week, Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a 12% price decline on a weekly basis, trailing behind other popular tokens such as Dogecoin (DOGE). Despite this setback, there is optimism for SHIB’s future growth, as noted by analyst Captain Faibik (CryptoFaibik on X). Referring to data from a 6-hour chart, the analyst points out the formation of a symmetrical triangle, a pattern considered bullish by traders due to its characteristic of lower highs and higher lows.
The Road Ahead For SHIB
Looking ahead, analysts are divided. Some crypto enthusiasts believe the ongoing burning will eventually lead to a scenario where buying pressure overwhelms the selling pressure, driving the price up. However, if the broader market weakness persists, SHIB could revisit its Fibonacci retracement level of $0.00002368. The recent burn rate surge offers a glimmer of hope for SHIB’s long-term prospects. The current market climate and reduced investor interest pose significant challenges, and any price predictions in the highly dynamic crypto space remain inherently uncertain.Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView