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A dip-pocketed crypto investor caught the attention of market participants with massive Dogecoin (DOGE) transfers.
The whale withdrew 226.3 million, worth approximately $40M, DOGE coins from Robinhood on April 30.
One transaction involved 150 million tokens, while another moved 76.3 million Dogecoin units.
🚨 76,316,694 #DOGE (10,766,331 USD) transferred from #Robinhood to unknown wallethttps://t.co/rLvvUUv46T
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) April 29, 2024
A shift in market dynamics?
Whale movements remain crucial in the cryptocurrency market as they often confirm possible future market actions.
Large-scale investors influence sentiments within the marketplace, resulting in heightened price volatility.
Moreover, crypto expert Michael van de Poppe expects magnified volatility in the crypto market this week, citing Wednesday’s FOMC, employment data, and developments surrounding CZ sentencing and Hong Kong’s ETFs.
Multiple arguments for a potential bottom to be happening on #Bitcoin.
– FOMC
– Unemployment data
– CZ trial
I think we're close and #Altcoin pairs to be bouncing strongly. pic.twitter.com/KFPUC8uEA7— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) April 30, 2024
DOGE price outlook
The significant whale transfer came as Dogecoin endured downward pressure.
The original memecoin lost 18% and 6% in the previous week and day, respectively, to hover near $0.1335 at press time.
DOGE 1D Chart on Coinmarketcap
Meanwhile, enthusiasts should watch the latest whale activity on Dogecoin as their actions might precede more substantial shifts in the market.
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