Dogecoin has seen a significant rise in on-chain activity from whales holding at least 100 million DOGE, reaching a six-month peak. These large holders now control over 70% of the circulating supply, with their total holdings hitting an all-time high of 108.52 billion DOGE, valued at around $11.8 billion. This increased demand from whales, along with steady growth in U.S. spot DOGE ETFs, has helped Dogecoin's price surge over 16% in the past month, pushing its market cap to about $16.9 billion. Continued accumulation by whales could stabilize Dogecoin after a prolonged bear market, but if they start selling, the price may decline.
Bitcoin traded at $75,856 after a slight 1.01% decline, with on-chain data showing cautious whale wallet behavior and balanced exchange flows, indicating no strong buying or selling pressure. Miner activity remains steady, and the price pullback sugg...
Dogecoin (DOGE) maintained its price above the key $0.10 level despite a broader crypto market downturn, supported by strong institutional interest with $860,960 net inflows into DOGE spot ETFs last week. Technical analysts highlight a falling wedge ...
Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum dropped sharply as 'Extreme Fear' sentiment returned to the crypto market, with Bitcoin falling below $76,000 and over $300 million liquidated in 24 hours. Meanwhile, major U.S. stock indexes reached...
Dogecoin (DOGE) is approaching a crucial support level at $0.10 after failing to sustain its May rally and facing resistance near $0.11. The coin is trading below its 50-day moving average with declining volume, signaling weakening buying interest an...
Two major crypto whale wallets have opened leveraged long positions totaling $4.3 million in Chainlink (LINK) and Dogecoin (DOGE), with one wallet placing $8 million in additional limit orders below current prices. This coordinated move signals stron...
