Steven Cooper, owner of Bigger Entertainment, is going to help the SHIB community this Valentine’s Day. He has organized a burn party on February 14. One billion Shiba Inu tokens will be destroyed during this burn party. To keep this going, he tweeted the following message to his Twitter followers:
“Only 5,600 people would have to pay $5 to destroy one billion SHIB tokens. Let’s build the pot! #shibarmy”
Our next burn party will be Feb. 14th @ 2PM CST. with #shib at these prices, it would only take around 5,600 people pitching in $5 to burn another billion coins. Let’s build the pot! #shibarmy
Tickets at: https://t.co/Z2NxM5DfmF
— Steven Cooper (@iamstevencooper) January 11, 2022
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The mission to make SHIB worth 1 cent
Bigger Entertainment launched its SHIB burn campaigns less than three months ago. The mission behind these campaigns is to increase the SHIB price. Preferably to the 1 cent.
On January 7, Bigger Entertainment announced that it had destroyed 1 billion coins. Bigger Entertainment’s burn campaign is unique. This is because people only need to listen to music playlists. If this happens, a large part of the royalties will be burned.
Another interesting fact about this campaign is that all burns have been verified by Shytoshi Kusama, herself a leading SHIB developer.
According to Shib Burn stats, 3,765,784 SHIB tokens have been destroyed in the last 24 hours with just 2 trades. In total, 410,300,763,616,057 SHIB tokens have now been destroyed. That’s 41% of the initial stock.
