Despite the price dip, SHIB’s trading volume skyrocketed 308% to $1.73 billion, showing strong market participation. However, the burn rate plummeted 91.61%, with only 2.6 million SHIB tokens burned in the past 24 hours. This decline follows a reduction in on-chain activity and token-burning initiatives.
Interestingly, the weekly burn rate surged 3,614%, with 1.16 billion SHIB burned in a single transaction. The ShibTorch V2 launch aims to improve burning efficiency, potentially reducing token supply over time.
Market analyst Cantonmeow highlighted SHIB’s bounce from its $0.00001400 support level, forming a bullish dragonfly candle on the weekly chart. If SHIB holds this level, it could attempt a rally toward $0.00001900. However, a drop below this support could trigger further downside.
Meanwhile, open interest (OI) fell 12.26%, suggesting a decline in speculative activity. If OI starts rising again, it could indicate renewed investor interest in SHIB.
For now, SHIB remains in a consolidation phase, with traders eyeing a potential breakout above $0.00001900 for bullish momentum.