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The burn rate affects a company’s financial “runway” or how long the company has before its operating capital is exhausted. A higher rate means a shorter runway.

The burn rate for this startup would be $10,000 per month ($120,000 / 12 months). This means that the startup is burning through $10,000 of its cash every month.

Shiba Inu's burn rate ignites, soaring 580% as crypto markets show signs of recovery. Investors watch as SHIB's price jumps, but trading volume dips raise questions about market confidence.

The burn rate’s 8,470% surge is a bullish signal for many in the SHIB community, as reducing supply could, in theory, boost demand and value over time.

The burn rate is a measure related to how fast a company spends its available supply of cash. Companies risk running out of money and going out of business if they burn cash too fast.