Whales

The Dogecoin (DOGE) price looks at risk of further declines as on-chain data show that the meme coin’s largest holders are securing profits. This follows DOGE’s recent price surge, which saw the crypto token rise to a new three-year high of $0.22.  Dogecoin Witnesses Wave Of Profit-Taking Data from the market intelligence platform Santiment shows a drop in the number of Dogecoin holders holding between 10 million and 100 million DOGE tokens. This suggests that some holders have offloaded their…

Cryptocurrency whales have long demonstrated an uncanny ability to identify and invest in tokens with explosive potential long before they become household names. This trend continues as notable investments in Shiba Inu (SHIB), Dogecoin (DOGE), and the emerging AI-driven token Option2Trade (O2T) creating a new class of cryptocurrency millionaires. The early adoption of these tokens by savvy investors reveals a keen insight into market trends, technological innovations, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence in the cryptocurrency domain. This exploration…

On-chain activities of Dogecoin reach a significant height as a whale transfers 250 million DOGE to Robinhood and 83 million DOGE to a blockchain address.  An analyst has observed the formation of a 2018-2021 pattern that could send Doge to $1.5.  The price of Dogecoin (Doge) is expected to retest and set a new all-time high record as investors await for catalysts which in the previous bull cycle largely involved Tesla’s Elon Musk. Pending the upcoming Bitcoin halving, large investors…

Almost every Bitcoin investor is anticipating a continued price surge as the crypto continues to trade around the $70,000 price mark. On-chain data has shown a large part of this surge can be attributed to the accumulation by large whales.  Bitcoin is undoubtedly home to a lot of these whale addresses holding hundreds of millions of dollars and with transactions that can move the market. However, on-chain data has further revealed that the accumulation trend has also flowed into the…

The post Crypto Whales Withdraw Profits and Scan Market for New Investment Opps. Why They Might Choose Raboo and BONK appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News With crypto whales starting to cash out their profits from OG coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, the attention of the market moves towards high-reward opportunities in the meme coin sector. In this niche, where everything is possible, two of the hottest cryptos to get the whole market riled up are BONK and Raboo.  Currently,…

● NuggetRush (NUGX) is a top ICO with strong market dominance and potential for massive growth. It attracted attention from whale investors due to its unique investment model, integrating memes, utility, and play-to-earn mechanics. ● Fantom (FTM) introduced Sonic technology to enhance blockchain scalability, resolving past congestion issues. The drop in token supply indicates mid to long-term investors are accumulating FTM, highlighting growing confidence in its potential. ● Pepe (PEPE) aims to become a top meme coin, exceeding its previous…

While the crypto market continues to recover from the recent downturn, a lot of crypto analysts have aired their opinions on the long-term prospects of some cryptos. Gail Bell is bullish on Ethereum (ETH) in the long term while Crypto Feras believe that Polkadot's price will surge soon. Meanwhile, the KangaMoon (KANG) ongoing presale has continued to attract whales. Having given early investors massive ROI, some crypto analysts have picked it as one of the best cryptos to invest in…

The post Pepe Coin & Floki Inu Whales Bet Big on Scorpion Casino: Is This The Next Crypto To Explode? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Crypto whales from the Pepe Coin (PEPE) and Floki Inu (FLOKI) communities are making substantial investments in Scorpion Casino, signaling a notable shift in the cryptocurrency market. This trend suggests a change in the investment focus within the digital currency ecosystem. The question then arises: Why are these crypto whales, previously known for their…

Ki Young Ju, the founder of CryptoQuant, a blockchain analytics firm, has noticed a curious trend. In a post on X, the founder shared a snapshot suggesting that Bitcoin “old whales” might be shifting their holdings to “new whales,” mainly traditional finance heavyweights like Fidelity and BlackRock. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved these new whales to list spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for all investors.  “Old Whales” Moving Coins: Selling Or Risk Mitigation? While a definitive sell-off…