SHIB Surges 15% Amid Token Burn Frenzy, Targets Fresh Highs

SHIB Surges 15% Amid Token Burn Frenzy, Targets Fresh Highs

> At a Glance

> – Shiba Inu has rallied 15% in seven days, reaching $0.00000935

> – 195 million tokens were burned this week, up 531% from last week

> – Analysts predict gains of up to 246% if momentum holds

> – Why it matters: A break below $0.0000075 could wipe out the bullish setup

Shiba Inu is leading the 2026 crypto rebound as meme coins roar back to life. The token’s latest jump has traders watching key levels-and big burn numbers.

Rally on Fire

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SHIB briefly traded at $0.00000935 on Thursday, its best level since mid-November. The move comes as the broader meme-coin sector tops a $50 billion market cap once again.

Momentum is being fueled by:

  • A community-led burn that destroyed 195 million tokens this week
  • A 531% surge in burn rate versus the previous seven days
  • A total of 410 trillion tokens already removed from circulation

Current circulating supply sits at 585.28 trillion SHIB, according to Shibburn data.

Price Targets and Risks

Chart watchers are flagging bigger moves ahead:

JAVON MARKS sees a possible 246% leap toward $0.000032.

CryptoPulse expects $0.0000100-$0.0000112 if buyers stay in control.
Alice Crypto says the breakout has “good volume” and projects another 70% climb.

Yet warning lights are flashing:

Metric Current Status Implication
Exchange Reserves Rising Higher selling pressure
RSI Near 70 Overbought, possible correction
Key Support $0.0000075 Bullish setup invalid if lost

Key Takeaways

  • SHIB’s weekly burn jumped more than five-fold, trimming supply
  • Multiple analysts target double- to triple-digit percentage gains
  • A daily close under $0.0000075 would negate the upbeat outlook

With meme coins back in vogue, Shiba Inu traders are balancing burn-driven optimism against overbought technicals.

Author

  • My name is Daniel J. Whitman, and I’m a Los Angeles–based journalist specializing in weather, climate, and environmental news.

    Daniel J. Whitman reports on transportation, infrastructure, and urban development for News of Los Angeles. A former Daily Bruin reporter, he’s known for investigative stories that explain how transit and housing decisions shape daily life across LA neighborhoods.

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