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66% of Dogecoin Addresses in Profit as DOGE Rallies 19% Over Weekend

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Mon, 9/08/2021 - 9:58
66% of Dogecoin Addresses in Profit as DOGE Rallies 19% Over Weekend
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Analytics agency IntoTheBlock has published a tweet, saying that three-quarters of the overall number of Dogecoin addresses are in a state of profit at the moment, following the DOGE rise this weekend.

"Majority of DOGE investors must be happy"

The IntoTheBlock team has tweeted that after the recent Dogecoin rise, more than 66 percent of DOGE addresses are in profit at the moment, which is likely to make investors in the most popular meme coin beam with happiness.

The data was obtained after an in/out money analysis.

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Dogecoin rallies 19 percent over the weekend

On May 8, Dogecoin surged to an all-time high of $0.70 after its biggest and most influential fan, chief of Tesla Elon Musk—who is among the five wealthiest people in the world—made his debut on Saturday Night Live.

Since then, the meme crypto has been declining and changing hands at the price of $0.19 since July 22.

Over the weekend, the coin rallied by nearly 20 percent, pushing the price to the $0.20 level.

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