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Dogecoin (DOGE) whales have shown increased interest in the leading meme coin, accumulating the cryptocurrency in the past few days. In a week, these highly capitalized investors added over 1 billion DOGE to their stack, worth $157 million. Finbold retrieved this data from Santiment on June 4, filtering Dogecoin addresses holding between 100 million and 1 billion DOGE. Notably, the chart shows these whales currently hold 31.15 billion DOGE at $0.157 per Dogecoin. However, on May 27, the number was 30.10 billion, resulting in the bullish accumulation of 1.05 billion coins. Picks for you Interest for 'Onchain' term on Google hits record high in May 8 mins ago China buys up Gold as it dumps U.S. treasuries ...

During the pre-mine period, 61,216 Ether was worth roughly $20 million at the time. However, eight years later, the tokens are worth more than $116 million. A wallet address containing pre-mined Ethereum worth $116 million moved its entire stash of 61,216 Ether (ETH) to an address in the Kraken crypto exchange after lying dormant for eight years. In June 2014, the Ethereum ecosystem conducted a sale event, allowing early team members and co-founders to participate and accumulate pre-mined Ether, at a time when the network was unable to generate tokens on its own. During the pre-mine period, Ether traded at a price range of $300-$400, which would place the wallet’s worth at roughly $20 million at the time. However, eight years later, the tokens in question are worth more than $116 million at the time of writing. A dormant pre-mine address containing 61,216 #ETH (116,396,127 USD) has just been activated after 8.0 years !https://t.co/f79T0fYa7b — Whale Alert (@whale...

A memecoin whale who purchased roughly $3 million worth of the Pepe token just days ago is now sitting on an unrealized loss of around $600,000. The price of new memecoin Pepe (PEPE) has plunged more than 42% only days after reaching its all-time high on May 6, leaving at least one investor with hundreds of thousands in paper losses.  According to Blockchain analytics service Lookonchain, one crypto “ whale ” purchased 962.3 billion Pepe tokens using 70 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) and 470 Ether (ETH) for an average price of $0.000003122 on May 5. PEPE has, however, fallen 42% from its all-time high since then, according to CoinGecko. The crypto investor’s PEPE holdings are now estimated to be worth only $2.4 million, marking an unrealized loss of more than $600,000. A whale bought 962.3B $PEPE($2.46M currently) with 70 $WBTC ($2.07M) and 470 $ETH ($937K) in the past 2 days, with an average buying price of $0.000003122. He has lost ~$541K at the current price!https://t.co/GDBdXcVyGt pic.tw...

Bitcoin and Ethereum are both attempting to tackle major price boundaries, but suspicions over the cause of the rally remain. Bitcoin (BTC) headed back toward $29,000 into April 5 as data showed whale orders guiding price action. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView Analysis: BTC price push still "bear market rally" Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView followed BTC/USD as it hit $28,780 on Bitstamp. The pair continued a rebound from one-week lows under $27,300 seen at the start of the week courtesy of rumors around biggest exchange Binance and its CEO, Changpeng Zhao (known as CZ). After reclaiming $28,000, Bitcoin saw fresh momentum as Binance order book data showed large-volume “whale” traders buying. $BTC Binance Spot Keep an eye on the $28K area, those stacked buy walls will either support market buying here or will be pulled later. Supply is consistently being filled in these squeezes. 6K BTC bought in past 1H candle pic.twitter.c...