Data provided by public wallet tracker Shibuburn shows that Shiba inu’s burn rate has increased by more than 388% after a large number of meme coins have been burned recently.
However, daily burn rates fell to red during the surge in weekly burns.
Sivburns rises 388%
According to the aforementioned on-chain data source, last week the SHIB community was able to dispose of a total of 102,261,199 shivs by locking it into unadvertised wallets and increasing its weekly fire rate by 388.73%.
The largest relocation to the dead-end wallet took place three days ago, removing 85,795,990 shivs from the circulation supply.
Regarding daily burns, over the past 24 hours, the metric has dropped by 58.88% at 3,772,366 shiv incinerated in virtual furnaces.
Hourly Shib Update $shib Price: $0.00001303 (0.50% per hour ▲| 24 hours 0.11%)
Market capitalization: $7,673,931,928 (0.05%▲)
Total supply: 589,247,805,617,150The token burned
Last 24 hours: 3,772,366 (-58.88%▼)
Last 7 days: 102,261,199 (388.73%▲)– Shibburn (@shibburn) August 16, 2025
3 trillion shib leaves Coinbase facility
The well-known blockchain thru alert tracking large cryptocurrency transactions has discovered a massive amount of Shiv, a facility at Coinbase, the institutional branch of the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States.
3,000,000,000,000 Shiv has been transferred from wallets belonging to that platform to an unknown blockchain address. That amounted to $38,244,000 for Fiat. The comments began a heated debate over the nature of this transaction.
3,000,000,000,000,000 #shib (38,244,000 USD) transferred from inside the Coinbase facility to unknown walthttps://t.co/fawy87kdiy
– Whale Alert (@Whale_Alert) August 15, 2025
Some X users believe this is a sign of the strategic accumulation of meme coins by institutional investors, or that it could be a Coinbase institution that rebuilds its own shiv supplies and moves its own wallets.

