Shiba Inu, its burn rate, and Binance factor to take note of

ambcrypto.com:

Shiba Inu [SHIB]  was the top beneficiary of massive whale action a few days ago as Ethereum [ETH] pumped millions of dollars into the SHIB ecosystem.

This series of like-minded decisions proved that the attention toward SHIB did not decline. Similarly, SHIB burned as many tokens as possible between the end of July and 1 August, leading to a price uptick from $0.0000117 to $0.0000124.

Additionally, the SHIB burn rate has also decreased by 18.21% over the last 24 hours.

Despite the burn rate decreasing to 34,031,353, SHIB seems to have weathered the storm. The price didn’t seem to flinch at press time as it made a 1.98% uptick to trade at $0.00001207.

However, it may seem that the burn rate drop was insufficient to get SHIB to succumb, as it rose above its struggling support level.

SHIB had struggled to hold support since the early hours of 4 August. Initially, it held steady at $0.00001176. Then, it lost the zone to trade at $0.001163. However, SHIB looks to have resisted further fall as it rose to new greens.

Still, making a hasty decision to follow a continuous uptick might be detrimental without looking at other indicators. A look at the Directional Movement Index (DMI) revealed that SHIB could sustain the green levels in the short term.

Source: TradingView

This was because the green line was above the red line, indicating that the buyers still had control. Additionally, the ADX (yellow) was below 25 (a weak directional movement), showing that it may not yet be time for a long rally. Still, the current state of SHIB looked stable enough to withstand a price plunge.

Amid the ups and downs, SHIB investor interest seemed to have been confirmed by the new Binance partnership. The world’s largest crypto exchange launched its debit