Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) has slumped 15% over the past seven days, but that hasn't stopped large holders from scooping up tokens at discounted levels. Despite short-term weakness, long-term bullish ...

Dogecoin’s large volume transactions hit a peak on Wednesday, October 16. DOGE whale activity has slowed down, both the number and volume of large transactions noted a dip.

Dogecoin confirmed a double bottom breakout at $0.24, surging to $0.2525. Whale accumulation and rising social buzz support upside, but elevated MVRV and NVT ratios signal caution near $0.30 ...

Trading data from HyperLiquid shows a major trader deposited $3.92 million USDC. The trader then opened a long position on ...

The relocation of the whales is again causing ripples in the crypto market as Dogecoin shows an impressive rise in ...

Whale wallets are making bold moves and retail investors are starting to notice. Millions have quietly shifted out of Cardano ...

Dogecoin whales are aggressively accumulating 310 million DOGE amid a market dip, signaling confidence in a bullish re ...

Dogecoin (DOGE-USD) is currently struggling to stay above the $0.4 level, recently dipping 2.04% to $0.3973. Despite the price slump, the coin is seeing a surge in whale activity, with large ...

A dormant Dogecoin whale was observed activating his wallet, which held 3.7 million DOGE, worth $662,519, has been activated for the first time since January 2014.

Analysts like Javon Marks and Ali Martinez are optimistic, pointing to strong historical trends and rising whale activity. According to Marks, Dogecoin’s previous bull runs saw sky-high gains ...

The subsequent short-fall in network activity accompanied a 63% drop in the Dogecoin price throughout most of May as it fell from its recent all-time high of $0.73.

Whales are identified as wallet addresses holding more than 1% of a coin’s supply. Combined, they owned over 41% of Dogecoin’s supply as of this writing, according to IntoTheBlock.