【Crypto World】Dogecoin is gaining momentum, with a 24-hour increase of 2.96%, breaking through $0.1277. More notably, large investors have swept up 138 million Dogecoins in the past day, and this buying spree sends a clear signal — institutions and whales are preparing to push past the $0.15 mark.
Bitcoin is approaching the $90,000 threshold, while Ethereum hovers around $3,000. The overall market’s 0.7% rise indicates that industry enthusiasm continues to heat up. Interestingly, on-chain data shows that the profit percentage of Dogecoin’s supply has declined. What does this mean? Many holders are buying at higher prices. Although this might seem like a risk signal, think the other way — once these high-position buyers’ psychological expectations stabilize, selling pressure will naturally ease. At such moments, every whale buy can trigger a larger market response, creating a positive feedback loop.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 12-17 21:57
From a technical perspective, the timing of this whale buying spree is quite interesting—declining profit margins should be a signal of selling pressure, but it precisely indicates that the holding structure is being reshaped. It is worth paying attention to subsequent on-chain liquidity changes.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 12-17 19:29
Whales are up to their tricks again, 138 million coins haha, really daring to pour money in.
Wait, are the high-position buyers' psychological expectations stable? This logic is a bit far-fetched, to be honest, it's still a gamble.
$0.15 is indeed tempting, but whether this wave can break depends on the market sentiment...
Is Dogecoin really stable this time? I just want to know why whales are so confident.
A decline in profit margin is actually a good sign? I’m a bit skeptical.
This time, it might not be another scythe, quick gains are also quick to fall.
I've heard this positive cycle of whales buying in before, but in the end, it still depends on whether it breaks or not at $0.15.
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NFTRegretter
· 12-17 19:29
Whoa, 138 million coins? Is the whale stacking chips or paving the way for a big dump...
Dogecoin is starting to tell stories again. Can it really break 0.15? Feels like they say that every time.
Are high-level buyers' psychological expectations stable? Ha, that sounds ridiculous. Whose expectations can really stay stable?
If this wave really pushes up to 0.15, I’ll wipe out my keyboard.
Wait, can on-chain data decline still be called a positive cycle? It sounds more dangerous to me.
Is it necessarily a good thing when whales buy in? Maybe they’re just building positions to dump later.
What’s the big deal about breaking 0.1277? It’s nothing in front of the all-time high.
When more people enter the market together, that’s what true positive cycle looks like. Right now, it still feels like institutions are just hyping themselves up.
I’m just watching. Don’t rush me to get in. Last time I heard this kind of talk, I almost got trapped.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-17 19:24
Wow, 138 million tokens? Are the whales really stacking up chips? Can this push reach 0.15?
Dogecoin's current momentum feels a bit off. With so many buying in at high levels, can it really stay stable?
This time, it's either a sharp surge or a sharp drop—there's no third way...
Whale buying = positive news? I don't think so, feels like waiting to be cut.
0.15 USD? Just a dream, or is it actually possible? I'm a bit hopeful but also scared.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12-17 19:04
1.38 billion coins? The whale's move is really paving the way for 0.15
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The logic that high-position buyers remain calm—sounds a bit too optimistic, doesn't it?
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A decline in profit share is actually a good sign? That reversal seems a bit abrupt.
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Positive cycles are wonderful, but I'm just worried the whales might suddenly change their minds.
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Dogecoin's buying momentum this time is indeed strong, but is it really that easy to break 0.15?
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BTC approaching 90,000, the whole market is gearing up—are DOGE just running alongside or about to lead?
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A large number of high-position buyers stabilizing their mindset and reducing selling pressure? That assumption is a bit too big.
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Whales sweeping up 1.38 billion coins look like a signal flare—can it really push through?
Dogecoin whale sweeps 138 million coins, market forces target $0.15 breakout
【Crypto World】Dogecoin is gaining momentum, with a 24-hour increase of 2.96%, breaking through $0.1277. More notably, large investors have swept up 138 million Dogecoins in the past day, and this buying spree sends a clear signal — institutions and whales are preparing to push past the $0.15 mark.
Bitcoin is approaching the $90,000 threshold, while Ethereum hovers around $3,000. The overall market’s 0.7% rise indicates that industry enthusiasm continues to heat up. Interestingly, on-chain data shows that the profit percentage of Dogecoin’s supply has declined. What does this mean? Many holders are buying at higher prices. Although this might seem like a risk signal, think the other way — once these high-position buyers’ psychological expectations stabilize, selling pressure will naturally ease. At such moments, every whale buy can trigger a larger market response, creating a positive feedback loop.