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Dogecoin (DOGE) Whale Moves Millions to Robinhood

Tue, 26/12/2023 - 19:47
71.2 million Dogecoin, worth about $6.39 million, were recently transferred to Robinhood.
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Dogecoin (DOGE) Whale Moves Millions to Robinhood
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A transfer involving 71.2 million Dogecoin (DOGE), valued at $6.39 million, was made from an unknown wallet to the trading platform Robinhood, according to Whale Alert, a service that monitors large-scale cryptocurrency transfers. This comes as the price of the flagship meme coin is experiencing a significant downturn.  

Recent DOGE transitions  

The latest transfer to Robinhood is not an isolated event in the Dogecoin space. A review of recent activities indicates a pattern of large movements. 

Just hours earlier, a transaction of 367 million DOGE ($33.63 million) occurred between unknown wallets. 

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Additionally, a massive transfer of nearly 1 billion DOGE ($91.20 million) from Binance to an unknown wallet was noted. 

These transactions are complemented by other notable movements, including 112 million DOGE ($10.44 million) leaving Robinhood and over 64 million DOGE ($5.87 million) moving to Coinbase. 

Dogecoin's price performance 

Jake Wujastyk, a notable market analyst, recently shared his insights on Dogecoin's price chart, describing it as one of his "favorite-looking setups." However, the meme coin is failing to buck the broader bearish trend. 

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Currently, DOGE is priced at $0.090240 after experiencing a 4.3% decrease, with a trading range between $0.089256 and $0.094891 over the past 24 hours. 

Dogecoin's market capitalization stands at $12.85 billion with a trading volume of $703.83 million. 

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