Shiba Inu makes headlines again, as the top Eth whales get rid of 2.3 trillion Shib in less than a week. Pump and dump, ladies and gentlemen, has never rang more true than now.

In light of the recent Etherium Merge, Twitter has blown up with impostors of Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Etherium. Not only that, but giveaways are promised to those who choose to interact.

Shiba Burn, a Youtube channel dedicated to burning Shib through ad revenue, calls for independent burn projects to unite, claiming 10 thousand dedicated supporters could make a difference in the long run.

SHIBA BAE pulls the rug. Big time. Some of the largest SHIB influencers are caught in the sh*t blast, denying responsibility and banning condemn. “I told you” is in order, I suppose?

The Shiba Inu team has been working on its “SHIB The Metaverse” project for quite some time now. Recently, ShibaSwap released an update about the new developments in the SHIB metaverse. Let's see what it's all about.

Crypto whales continue to voraciously gobble up $SHIB as the token continues to trade at a huge discount from its previous ATH. According to WhaleStats, Shiba Inu remains a popular choice of crypto among ETH whales in particular, and currently ranks as their 4th most held token.

Prepare your mind cuz you’re about to get blown the f away! In the last week alone, over 1.4 billion Shibbies were burned and removed from circulating supply! How do you like that?

Ethereum (ETH) whales appear to be back in the Shiba Inu game, having earlier excluded the token from their top holdings. Now, SHIB has resurfaced as a topic of attention.

A gaming consultant working alongside PlaySide Studios, William Volk recently attended the 2022 Edition of Gamescom. The goal of his visit was to showcase the long-awaited Shiba Inu game called Shiba Eternity, which is a mobile play-to-earn title that will be part of the larger Shiba Inu ecosystem.

While many people continue to dwell on the Shiba Inu Game and the upcoming Shibarium, several other projects - including the Metaverse, which has currently sold approximately 20,000 pieces of virtual land - seem to remain largely unnoticed, quietly advancing behind the scenes.

The launch of Dogechain brings more utility to Dogecoin and might lead to bigger adoption of the cryptocurrency. Is Shibarium next?

I write today because I want to support Spaceshib’s mission to create a decentralized news website where anyone from anywhere can publish their opinion on crypto – and get paid in crypto for doing so.

It seems the Shib community can’t go a day without some major disaster hitting it hard every once in a while. This time around, it’s the official burn portal that is at the center of it.

When was the last time you walked into a Western Union branch and asked them to wire out $0, while simultaneously paying them a commission for the transfer?

Wanna know how much SHIB they burned via the official burn portal in two months? That would be 56,046,547,864.11 tokens at press time. Don't thank us.

Shib is totally tearing this shib up!

It’s been a while since the community burned their first batch of SHIB. Looking back, can we absolutely say the combined effort made a serious dent in that supply?

There have been rumors recently that ShibaSearch, a project aimed to burn SHIB via people searching the web with their search engine, may be abandoned.

Do you know how to say “terrible” in Latin? It’s “terribilis”. Latin lesson is over. Now let’s use our newly-acquired knowledge.

Immediately that meme that says “I did X and what did you achieve?” comes to mind, don’t you think?

Naturally, we couldn't tolerate our editorial team sitting on their lazy bums all day long and doing nothing - so we had them run a tally of how much SHIB was burned in total by the various independent projects out there. Naturally, they’ve concluded at least 4,596,956,586 SHIB were burned so far. Down below is the detailed breakdown.

Much as we all may be in love with SHIB, we still don’t know jack about its creator - one named Ryoshi. Let’s pull on our tinfoil hats for a sec and imagine that Ryoshi is none other than a “Satoshi Nakamoto reborn”. After seeing Bitcoin abused by the devious whales and billionaires, Satoshi must’ve denounced his creation, now becoming Ryoshi and giving his vision of a decentralized community a second shot, this time with a brand new token - SHIB.

Save your rotten tomatoes. Hear us out first. On the surface, the Burn Portal makes every bit of sense. It was launched by the official devs (credibility), it lets you burn SHIB (utility) and it’s free to use (free-ability, if you will). And while the credibility part leaves no doubts, the other two are questionable at best.

It seems SHIB is having wild mood swings lately, or rather its burn rate does. With the news of over 5 billion tokens burned over the course of a single day (May 19) now tapering off, the token’s burn rate has plummeted 86% from where it was less than a day ago.

Yes, you’re right - everyone already knows about Bricks Buster. It’s old news. Ancient. But this isn’t a news article, it’s a review. An analysis. We roll thru the SHIB hood in our tricked-out SHIB wheels, scoping the place for anything worth mentioning. That’s how we roll, just how we roll! Blings - checked. Bodies - checked. Wheels - checked. Bitc…

This defies any logic. While the recent dip in Shiba Inu’s price is undeniably bad news for those holding for their own profit, it’s hard not to agree that the same dip is a golden age for token burns.