As a MIT-trained blockchain analyst raised in Chicago’s multicultural streets, I watched SHIB’s 410.74 trillion token burn not as mere mechanics—but as a silent protest against centralized control. This isn’t just market math; it’s existential code: a community choosing death over dilution. The numbers don’t lie, but they whisper. What does it mean when the algorithm erases its own supply? I’m still coding the answer, one block at a time.