In December, another 2.5 million SHIB were burned, with almost 3 billion SHIB destroyed.

Another enormous amount of Shiba Inu has been transferred to an unspendable wallet, with another 1.5 million on the way.

Steven Cooper, the owner of the Bigger Entertainment crypto label, has taken to Twitter to say that his project team has destroyed another big quantity of Shiba Inu coins—2.5 million—while another 1.5 million SHIB are waiting to be removed from circulation as well.

Cooper included a link to etherscan in his tweet, demonstrating that the 2.5 million coins were destroyed.

The project held a scheduled “burn party,” a few days ago, on December 26, during which 239,600,144 coins were delivered to a null address. This significant sum, along with the previously indicated 2.5 million, adds up to a total of 884,983,100 coins eradicated by the project since Oct. 20.

The project’s leader has promised that additional huge news concerning upcoming Shiba Inu burns would come on his Twitter page shortly.

This month has been “rich” in burnt shiba inu tokens. According to a post by SHIB-focused Twitter user “SHIBtyme,” the SHIB community has deleted 1,943,391,652 tokens this month.

According to etherscan statistics, in addition to the aforementioned 242.5 million, 370.4 million coins were burnt by the SHIB community on December 26-27, and 706 million were cremated on December 23. Another 1.3 billion is made up of all of it.

As a result, about 3.3 billion shiba inu coins were transmitted to a non-existent address in December.

Bigger Entertainment’s Steven Cooper has also claimed that his team intends to burn $100,000 worth of coins, though no specifics have been revealed. This is the equivalent of 2,943,773,918,163085 Shiba Inu tokens.

He also said that his team is working on the SHIB Fitness app, promising to announce its partner, who would assist in its development soon.

Patrick

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