$54 Million In Dogecoin Exits Binance As Price Crashes 9%: Sign Of Buying?
January 28 2025 - 1:00AM
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On-chain data shows a Dogecoin whale has withdrawn a large sum from
the cryptocurrency exchange Binance, a sign that may be bullish for
the DOGE price. Dogecoin Whale Makes Massive Binance Withdrawal
After Crash According to data from the cryptocurrency transaction
tracker service Whale Alert, a massive transaction has been spotted
on the Dogecoin blockchain during the past day. Related Reading:
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Yet The transfer in question saw the movement of 175,274,112 DOGE
across the network, worth around $54.7 million at the time the
sender executed the move. Given the size of the transaction, it’s
likely that a whale entity was responsible for it. Whales are the
large investors in the market who own notable amounts of the asset
in their wallet balance. The influence of any investor on the
network goes up the more coins that they hold, so the whales with
their massive holdings can have an important presence. As such,
their behavior can be something to watch for. How the moves of a
whale might affect the asset comes down to what they intended to
achieve with it. Due to the anonymous nature of the blockchain,
though, it’s often not easy to comment on the intent behind any
transfer. Luckily, in the case of the current transaction, there is
one identifiable feature attached to it: a wallet associated with a
centralized platform. Below are the address details for this
Dogecoin whale transfer. As is visible, the receiving address in
the case of the transfer was an unknown wallet, meaning that it
can’t be traced to any known central entity. Such addresses are
likely to be the investors’ personal wallets. The sending address,
on the other hand, was attached to the cryptocurrency exchange
Binance. Moves like this, where tokens flow from an exchange to a
self-custodial address are known as exchange outflows. Related
Reading: Bitcoin To $181,000? Mayer Multiple Reveals When BTC Will
Become ‘Overbought’ Generally, the investors take their Dogecoin
off into self-custody when they plan to hold into the long term, so
exchange outflows can have bullish implications for the memecoin’s
price. The whale has made this latest exchange outflow following a
sharp decline in the price of Dogecoin, so it’s possible that these
were all tokens freshly bought at the lower price. If so, this
would naturally be a positive sign for the asset, as it suggests
the large investors think this dip of the memecoin is worth
accumulating at. DOGE Price At the time of writing, Dogecoin is
floating around $0.32, down more than 10% over the past week.
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