In the ecological mechanism of Shiba Inu, the burn rate is an important indicator that reflects the rate of token destruction. The essence of destruction is to reduce the total supply of tokens, forming deflationary expectations and providing upward space for prices.
The community is highly concerned about the burn rate, especially in the meme coin ecosystem where there is a lack of strong token incentives; this “artificial scarcity” is almost the core source of price growth.
In just one night, the burn rate fell by 82%, indicating that the enthusiasm for destruction sustained in the previous phase has quickly cooled. Potential reasons may include:
This means that SHIB’s current “deflationary drive” is temporarily ineffective, which has a certain negative impact on investor sentiment.
The current SHIB price is fluctuating slightly, remaining stable in the range of 0.000016 to 0.000017 dollars, with no significant crash occurring. However, considering the RSI and MACD indicators, the price is in a consolidation period, lacking upward momentum in the short term.
In terms of on-chain data, the daily transaction volume of the Shibarium network remains at a moderate level, indicating that the fundamentals still provide support, but are not sufficient to immediately drive up the price.
The overall market expectation for SHIB is neutral. Optimists believe that Shibarium and the upcoming new Dapps can drive application growth; pessimists worry that a slowdown in the burn rate indicates a lack of “story-driven”.
From a technical perspective:
Although the big dump in Shiba Inu burn rate has led to short-term volatility, it does not mean that SHIB’s future prospects are bleak. Its ecosystem is still expanding, and the community remains active. For rational investors, the key is to assess multiple indicators comprehensively, rather than judging ups and downs based solely on a single piece of data. Whether it is worth betting on in the future still requires time to provide an answer.