Shibburn's Twitter account suddenly suspended: Here's what we know

Shibburn, the popular community-driven Shiba Inu burn tracker on Twitter, has had its bot app suspended. During this pause, Shibburn is offering the community another way to track the Shiba Inu burn situation.

Shibburn has garnered a lot of attention in the crypto community. Seeking help and solutions, account holders have reached out to influential figures such as Elon Musk and Twitter's newly appointed CEO Linda Yaccarino.

In a recent tweet, the Twitter account strongly believes the suspension was a mistake. Shibburn's app was flagged for violating Twitter's rules and policies, according to a message on the developer portal. However, the account said it never received an email with more information about the alleged breach.

Shibburn always adheres to guidelines

This discrepancy in communication led Hibben to claim that the suspension was unreasonable and unintentional. Also, Shibburn is having trouble trying to file a support ticket because they're having trouble submitting the form.

Shibburn emphasized that its application has been actively running on Twitter for two years. During this time, it has worked hard to abide by the platform's guidelines and maintain a positive presence in the community.

The sudden suspension of Shibburn sparked speculation and discussion within the crypto community. The incident raised concerns about how Twitter handles enforcement actions and a broader discussion about the platform's approach to policing cryptocurrency-related accounts.

As an automated account, the bot plays a vital role by providing real-time updates of Shiba Inu burning transactions and basic statistics. The bot app has become a great resource for Shiba Inu enthusiasts and the wider crypto community.

Twitter urges clear and transparent guidelines

To raise awareness of the situation, the Shibburn account tagged several prominent figures in the Twitter world. An investigation of Shibburn's Twitter account revealed that its latest update on Shiba Inu was posted 16 hours ago, a departure from its usual practice of providing hourly reports.

While the associated Twitter account's bot is inactive due to suspension and unable to post updates on Twitter, the burn tracker offers users an alternative solution. In another tweet, Shibburn directed users to its official website for the latest information about Shibburn.

The cryptocurrency community anxiously awaits a solution to suspended accounts and seeks clarification on the reasons behind account deletions. Given the continued expansion of the crypto industry, it has become increasingly important for social media platforms to establish transparent guidelines and ensure fair treatment of cryptocurrency-related accounts.

This is not the first time that Twitter has had accounts suspended recently. On June 19, the social media platform suspended the account of "Explain This Bob," a popular meme coin linked to an artificial intelligence-powered bot. The action comes after Elon Musk accused it of "fraudulent crypto accounts."