A burn rate surge of 169.98% accompanying 187,420 $SHIB tokens burned might come off, but it is not so far-fetched, as the day before last saw a smaller amount of $SHIB tokens burned.
According to Shibburn, 69,420 $SHIB tokens were burned on Dec. 11, representing a drop of 95.27% in the $SHIB burn rate. Hence, the burn rate surge of 169.98% marks a reversal from the prior day's surge and is still significant.
In the last seven days, 63,693,707 $SHIB tokens were burned, resulting in a 17.71% increase in weekly burn rate. Though a lesser amount of $SHIB tokens was burned daily and weekly, it is not totally useless, as it contributed to a slight drop in $SHIB's total supply, which is now at 589,246,093,930,100 $SHIB tokens.
$SHIB awaits December move
Shiba Inu retraced after a sharp rise to $0.000009 on Dec. 9, falling for two days straight, but it is currently attempting a rebound. At press time, $SHIB was up 2.51% in the last 24 hours to $0.000008447, up from $0.00000818 the previous day.
Indecision remains on the market as investors are still assessing the Fed's latest interest rate cut after the central bank's Federal Open Market Committee lowered its borrowing rate by a quarter-percentage point on Wednesday, taking it to a range between 3.5%-3.75%.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in his post-meeting news conference that the central bank is "well positioned to wait and see how the economy evolves," and indicated a slower pace of rate cuts ahead. The Fed is envisaging only one rate cut in 2026.