The total supply of Shiba Inu decreased by 46,235,753 SHIB tokens as the Shiba Inu community sent tokens to dead wallets.
According to Shibburn, 46,235,753 SHIB tokens were burned in the past seven days, resulting in a 1,983.45% spike in the weekly burn rate. In the last 24 hours, a total of 11,052,930 SHIB tokens were burned, but the daily burn rate was unaffected and was 0%.
The impact of the 46,235,753 SHIB tokens burned in the past 7 days is being felt as the total supply of Shiba Inu decreases.
SHIB UPDATE$SHIB price per hour: $0.00000702 (1 hour 0.07% ▲ | 24 hours -1.73% ▼ )
Market capitalization: $4,139,159,248 (-1.79% ▼)
Total supply: 589,246,045,731,990token burnt
Last 24 hours: 11,052,930 (0% ▲)
Last 7 days: 46,235,753 (1983.45%▲)— Shibburn (@shibburn) December 24, 2025
According to Siburn, the total supply of Shiba Inu is currently 589,246,045,731,990 SHIB, down from 14 trillion SHIB tokens at the start. The total supply of Shiba Inu still reaches a huge amount of 589 trillion tokens, but as SHIB gradually burns out, the supply of Shiba Inu is steadily decreasing.
At the time of writing, Shiba Inu was down 1.22% in the past 24 hours to $0.000007073, and down 8.62% for the week.
According to CoinMarketCap data, trading volume was low ahead of the Christmas holiday, with Shiba Inu's trading volume down 8.7% to $88.58 million in the past 24 hours.
Shiba Inu tests support at $0.000007
The overall crypto market traded largely in the red as investors signaled a risk-off mood ahead of the holidays. Bitcoin and major tokens fell on Wednesday to $2.94 trillion, with the crypto market cap falling below $3 trillion after another failed attempt to sustain a recovery.
The Shiba Inu has widened its decline for the fifth day since December 19, reaching an intraday low of $0.00000698. The market is keeping an eye on SHIB as it tests the $0.000007 level from which it rebounded sharply on December 19th.
If Shiba Inu confirms support at $0.000007, it could target the highs at $0.00000765 ahead of the $0.000008 level.
Investors are currently weighing Commerce Department data showing the U.S. economy grew 4.3% in the third quarter, the fastest pace in two years, and a better-than-expected number could complicate the Fed's interest rate policy.
Most investors now expect rates to remain on hold until April, at which point the Fed will resume cutting rates.
