Shibburn reports a 59.34% drop in SHIB burns for September, with only 2.32 billion tokens incinerated compared to August's 5.71 billion record. Koyo Token executed the largest single burn of 191.5 million SHIB. The burn rate slowdown raises questions about deflationary pressure and price support.
Shibburn reports Shiba Inu community burned 2.32 billion SHIB in September, a 59.34% drop from August's record. Koyo Token contributed the largest single burn of 191.5 million SHIB. Meanwhile, Shibburn unveils plans for a dedicated 'Shib Association' blockchain using SHIB as native gas token, shifting focus to ecosystem utility.
Community commentator Luis Delgado argues SHIB has evolved beyond a meme coin into a complex tech investment, citing Shibarium, ShibaSwap, a multi-token economy, gaming, and metaverse initiatives as key drivers.
Community expert Luis Delgado says Shiba Inu has evolved from a meme coin into a complex tech investment with multi-token economy, Shibarium L2, and ShibaSwap, urging investors to learn to win and predicting a $0.01 target.
Shiba Inu's Lucie has set five personal rules for investing in Shibarium projects, emphasizing SHIB burns, BONE deflation, LEASH usage, and metaverse plans. She cited WoofSwap and other projects as examples, providing a framework for community investors.
Lucie, a Shiba Inu ecosystem official, shares personal criteria for Shibarium investments: SHIB burns, BONE utility/burn, LEASH usage, metaverse plans, and blockchain evidence of good deeds. Examples include WoofSwap. Not financial advice.
Shiba Inu ecosystem figure Lucie shared five personal rules for evaluating Shibarium projects, focusing on SHIB burns, BONE and LEASH utility, metaverse plans, and verifiable on-chain contributions. She stressed the rules are not official guidance or financial advice.
Shiba Inu ecosystem figure Lucie has shared five personal rules for evaluating Shibarium projects, focusing on SHIB burns, BONE and LEASH utility, metaverse plans, and verifiable ecosystem contributions. She said the rules are personal views, not official guidance or financial advice.
