An unnamed whale is worth $1.4 million billions shiba inu surprised by transferring tokens, but the tokens were not transferred to the recipient’s cold wallet. Here are the details.
Recently, Twitter user @shibaplay_ shared a link from Etherscan to show that a mysterious whale has transferred a dazzling 114.9 billion SHIB. The sending address that completely drained the SHIB balance now has zero Shiba Inu tokens.
Whale alert 🚨: 114,952,894,138 $SHIB transferred.
check details 👇🏻 https://t.co/YBmrd4YiKg— ShibaPlay (@shibaplay_) September 2, 2022
Etherscan shows that a total of 114,952,894.138 SHIBs were transferred from ETH wallet 0x5937f64670545698c2c92f2707093cd84c106351 to 0x84fd9a5e47bca5624e04fe3e687cf6cfb31c7e6c. The sender’s wallet balance is now zero and the recipient’s address contains only those tokens sent.
So far, 14,952,894,138 Shiba Inu are a Binance sent to his wallet, and the address has only 0.0000005 SHIB.
SHIBposted to Binance shortly after. This was not the only stash of Shiba Inu sent to the largest exchange by trading volume. Three more addresses had sent a total of 272 million SHIB to the same Binance wallet.
Amazon Burns 3 Billion Shiba Inu Tokens!
The @shib_superstore Twitter account, led by game maker Travis Johnson, tweeted that the 11th month of Shiba Inu burns has begun.
Johnson started his SHIB cremation campaign in November last year and has so far sent a total of 2,794,881,641 to cremation wallets, according to data in his Twitter bio.
Earlier this year, she signed up for an Amazon affiliate program and started using the profits from commission fees to buy and burn more SHIBs. According to one of Johnson’s earlier tweets, the Amazon tool has proven to be a “sustainable log burner.”
Just realized, we are entering our 11th month of burning.
Hard to believe its nearing a year!
Thanks everyone for the support you have shown pic.twitter.com/oLRtbEmK5D
— SHIB Super Store (@shib_superstore) September 1, 2022
Shiba Inu cremation tracker @Shibburn has collected a total of 130,695,987 members of the SHIB community over the past 24 hours. meme coin announced that it burned its token. However, this amount of SHIB attracted attention as it was much less than the amount burned the previous day. It resulted in a 69.59% reduction in the overall SHIB burn rate, according to the burn tracker’s website.
Generally, large investors known as whales now prefer to hold meme coins rather than sell them. According to wallet tracker WhaleStats, the top 100 whales on Ethereum currently hold 12,015,673,898,858 SHIB (worth approximately $147,312,162).
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