Shiba Inu surged over 37% during the weekend, then quickly surrendered part of the move. Social dominance reached 0.084%, its highest since April 2, amid the price surge; in addition, there were 52 $SHIB whale transactions in a single day, the most since March 31.
Shiba Inu sees major burns
On July 27, 757,803,141 $SHIB worth $4,016.36 were transferred to dead wallets in a single transaction, Shibburn reported in an X post.
Woofswap's X account noted an active day for Shiba Inu burns on July 26, having sent millions of $SHIB to dead wallets in the period when $SHIB burns skyrocketed. Citing its latest figures, Woofswap claims it had contributed to the burning of $15,000 of $SHIB on Ethereum and $4,500 of $SHIB on Robinhood.
This contributed to a significant amount of Shiba Inu burned in the last 30 days, amounting to 3.23 billion $SHIB, even as $SHIB ecosystem metrics saw an uptick.
The growth is also reflected in a steady increase in Shiba Inu on-chain holders, which has now reached 1,678,501, with nearly 80,000 addresses added in July.
According to Santiment, Shiba Inu stayed in the spotlight after a visible whale (identified on-chain as 0x8382...7b03) executed large $SHIB transfers and publicized wallet activity, sparking focused discussion about market mechanics rather than retail sentiment.
At the time of writing, $SHIB was down 3.25% in the last 24 hours to $0.000004632, albeit outperforming with an 11.18% weekly gain.