Shiba Inu recorded zero SHIB token burns in the past 24 hours, sending the daily burn rate down 100.00%, according to the Shibburn website. The tracker also showed no activity over the previous nine hours. A zero reading means no qualifying burn transactions were recorded during the period and does not establish that the burn mechanism (process for permanently removing tokens) has failed or ended. Shiba Inu had burned 44.60 million SHIB over seven days and 413.44 million over 30 days, although the weekly and monthly burn rates fell 69.59% and 88.05%, respectively. SHIB was up 9% over 24 hours at $0.00000543 as a broader crypto-market rally focused on Federal Reserve interest-rate projections. The Federal Open Market Committee (Fed rate-setting panel) concluded its meeting with the first rate hike in three years, while Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said inflation had been too high for too long and the dot plot indicated most officials expected another increase. Separately, Shiba Inu community member Mazrael told Shiarium node operators about a peer rotation involving newly published Bor static nodes and Heimdall persistent peers; operators who fail to update both files may see peercount=0 and lose synchronization. The zero daily figure could still change before the day ends, which remains under observation.