164 million $SHIB burned as 'Amazon Burner' plans to remove 'some serious SHIB' now that Christmas2022 is over. shibburn shib_superstore
"Shib Super Store" Twitter handle, which represents the online store of Travis Johnson — maker of"Shib burn games for smartphones" — also burned its weekly share of SHIB on Christmas Day. As per a tweet posted recently, this time it managed to lock 19,207,683 SHIB in a dead wallet. The same amount was awarded to its community's users on Discord.
Earlier this year,"Shib Super Store" began utilizing the Amazon affiliate program to sell various things on this e-commerce giant and use the commission fees to buy and then burn SHIB tokens. Now that Christmas is over, Travis Johnson encouraged his SHIB-loving followers to help him"burn some serious SHIB."Hope everyone had a great Holiday season, work is calming down and i'm healthy again, let's try to burn some serious SHIB.
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