Within the last 24 hours, two major Dogecoin transactions have been detected heading to Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange.
Blockchain data tracker Whale Alert reports two transactions totaling 219 million $DOGE, valued at over $73.8 million, being transferred from unknown wallets to Coinbase.
🚨 🚨 106,437,367 #$DOGE (35,889,352 USD) transferred from unknown wallet to #Coinbasehttps://t.co/FwhjDcuUaP
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) January 10, 2025
The first transaction involved the transfer of 112,670,012 $DOGE, worth around $37,990,922, from an unknown wallet to Coinbase. Shortly after, a second transaction saw 106,437,367 $DOGE, valued at about $35,889,352, moved from another unknown wallet to the same exchange.
These transactions have collectively shifted over 219 million $DOGE to Coinbase, sparking interest and speculation in the crypto market.
Deposits to exchanges may indicate a desire to sell, while withdrawals might imply buying. That said, the deposits to Coinbase could indicate that whales are preparing to sell; whales may need to free up liquidity for other investments or to cover operational costs; the move might also be fund reshuffling. All that being said, the exact reason for the transfers remains unknown.
Dogecoin records hodler growth despite "quietness"
The year 2025 began on a positive note for cryptocurrency's top assets, as the number of hodlers has fluctuated dramatically since the new year. Dogecoin ($DOGE) has added 29,000 wallets within this span, according to Santiment data.
According to Santiment, if wallets are rapidly increasing, the community is optimistic about the project's long-term viability. On the other hand, if wallets are declining, there may be some excess FUD, which indicates an opportunity to buy as a contrarian to the panicking crowd.
Across social media, sentiment has been shifting for crypto's largest market caps. Dogecoin rather has been extremely quiet save for a temporary run-up at the beginning of the year, coinciding with Elon Musk's brief X handle change to "Kekius Maximus."
Since reaching a high of $0.486 about a month ago, Dogecoin has shed over 28% of its market cap. Crowd sentiment has declined near its lowest point since the past year. Currently, crowd sentiment for Dogecoin remains bearish.
At the time of writing, $DOGE was down 1.07% in the last 24 hours to $0.335.
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