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Shiba Inu's Burn Portal Rewards Are Not That Hot

Tor Constantino, The Motley Fool
·3 min read
Shiba Inu's Burn Portal Rewards Are Not That Hot

More than 29 billion Shiba Inu have been removed from circulation since the token's burn portal last month, but an incentive to destroy more SHIB is puzzling.

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