SHIBA INU

24h change: -2.00%. From $0.00000545 to $0.00000534.

• Trackers reported a 90 to 100 percent decline in daily SHIB burns with multiple periods recording zero tokens burned. Weekly burns have shown mixed results with some reports of increases up to 76 percent while monthly activity remains subdued. Lifetime burns stand at around 41 percent of the original supply. This development affects the deflationary narrative long associated with the token and its layer-2 activity on Shibarium.
• The token rose 6 to 17 percent mid-week from around $0.00000474 toward $0.0000055 with formation of a golden cross on shorter timeframes. It is trading near resistance between $0.0000054 and $0.0000056 with analysts watching the $0.000006 level. This movement coincides with renewed attention on established memecoins including PEPE and DOGE though whale distributions continue.
• A prominent whale has transferred additional hundreds of billions of SHIB tokens in recent days. The position once peaked near $9 billion during the 2021 cycle and has been gradually reduced. This activity occurs alongside mixed exchange netflows and comes as the broader market digests recent Federal Reserve decisions and regulatory updates.

24h change: +2.08%. From $0.00000535 to $0.00000546.

• Trackers recorded no SHIB burned in a 24-hour period marking a 100 percent crash in the daily burn rate. This contrasts with prior weeks of higher activity often linked to Shibarium transactions. The pause may reflect lower fee generation or changes in ecosystem mechanics and affects the deflationary narrative that has been part of the SHIB story since launch.
• Data showed roughly 202 billion SHIB in net outflows from centralized exchanges over recent days. This shift from prior inflows coincided with price stabilization near $0.0000054 after testing lower levels. Analysts note that moving tokens off exchanges often signals holder conviction rather than immediate selling pressure.

24h change: +8.52%. From $0.00000477 to $0.00000518.

• On-chain data indicated a net outflow of 202 billion SHIB from centralized exchanges over a 24-hour period. This negative netflow suggests investors moved tokens to self-custody rather than preparing to sell. The activity aligned with a price increase of 6 to 7 percent. It follows earlier positive netflows that contributed to selling pressure earlier in the week.
• The Shiba Inu team updated Shibarium's RPC information in the ethereum-lists registry following a prior infrastructure migration. Chainlist now reflects the current public RPC endpoint for easier wallet and dapp connections. Community member Mazrael submitted the GitHub pull request that enabled the change. Shibariumscan was also reindexing blocks at the time of the update.
• Daily SHIB burns dropped sharply by around 90 to 93 percent in the last day according to trackers. Weekly burn totals rose over 76 percent with roughly 150 million tokens removed. Lifetime burns now represent about 41 percent of the original supply. Burn tracker for Shibarium displayed errors during the period.

24h change: +2.86%. From $0.00000488 to $0.00000502.

• The Shiba Inu team refreshed its RPC listing in the ethereum-lists registry. Chainlist now reflects the corrected details following a prior infrastructure migration. This change simplifies wallet connections for users interacting with the layer-2 network. The update addresses connectivity issues but arrives during a period of relatively low daily transaction volume on Shibarium.
• Data from Shibburn shows the 24-hour burn rate fell nearly 93 percent while the weekly total increased 77 percent with around 150 million tokens removed. Lifetime burns now represent 41 percent of the original supply. The official Shibarium burn tracker page is currently displaying an error. These fluctuations occur alongside ongoing community emphasis on reducing circulating supply.
• A major holder who accumulated during the 2021 cycle moved another 600 billion SHIB worth roughly $3 million. This continues unwinding of a position once valued at over $9 billion. Exchange inflows and outflows have shown spikes with one report noting a 216 percent increase in related activity. Such movements remain a recurring theme in on-chain data for the token.

24h change: -5.39%. From $0.00000516 to $0.00000488.

• Shiba Inu wallet holders reached approximately 1.689 million on September 12, 2026, according to Etherscan data shared by BSCNews. Community member Mazrael noted the total across Ethereum and Shibarium exceeds 1.8 million addresses. A separate technical analysis from SHIB Knight suggests the token broke above a downtrend line that has held since October 2021, though the claim reflects one trader's chart interpretation rather than confirmed market data. SHIB trades near $0.0000052 with market cap above $3 billion.
• Shiba Inu lead developer Shytoshi Kusama changed his X profile status to 'Polish' and location to 'Close' on September 14, 2026, after four months of near-silence since his last post on May 13. The cryptic change has sparked community speculation about a new product or ecosystem upgrade being finalized, though no official announcement or roadmap has been provided. Separately, Shibarium's RPC configuration was officially merged into ethereum-lists/chains registry, marking an infrastructure update for the Layer 2 network.
• Shiba Inu burn activity has shown extreme volatility in September 2026, with daily burn rates fluctuating between a 93 percent drop to just over 3 million SHIB and spikes of 1,307 percent burning 46.25 million tokens. Weekly burns increased 76.73 percent with nearly 150 million SHIB removed. Exchange inflows surged 207 percent while outflows rose 255 percent, indicating intense two-way whale activity. A dormant whale moved 600 billion SHIB worth approximately $3.09 million to BitGo after holding since 2023, while another large holder still retains 93.27 trillion SHIB valued at roughly $478 million. The inconsistent burn activity has limited impact on SHIB's massive 589 trillion circulating supply.