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500,000,000 Dogecoin Hits Binance: Here’s Who Moved the Assets and Why

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A new whale transfer involving Binance and millions of dollars’ worth of Dogecoin has left the crypto community speculating on what was actually happening.

Notably, whale Alert spotlighted the transaction a few minutes ago. The notable movement saw an unmarked address “DU8gPC” shift 500 million DOGE tokens worth a staggering $106,338,983 to Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. Specifically, the transaction occurred at 12:36 (UTC) on Tuesday.

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500000000 DOGE Moved to BinanceWhale Alert

Whale Alert identified the receiving address as a Binance-affiliated wallet but noted that the identity of the sending wallet remained unknown. This sparked mixed sentiments within the crypto community, particularly as the transfer was an inflow to the exchange.

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Some questioned if it was a whale bailing out or if there was more to it, while other reactions concluded it was a dump. Nonetheless, deeper research from The Crypto Basic revealed some interesting details.

Who Actually Moved These Dogecoin Tokens?

Meanwhile, Arkham shows that the receiving address was surely a Binance wallet, marked as the “Binance: Hot Wallet.”

However, data also confirms that the sending address was a “Binance: Cold Wallet,” specifically created to hold DOGE tokens. As a result, these pointers suggest it was just an internal shift from a self-custody Dogecoin storage to the exchange’s hot wallet.

Notably, such transactions are regular among trading platforms as they supply fresh liquidity from their cold storage to meet the increased liquidity needs and user activity.

Remarkably, the sending wallet still holds 2.42 billion DOGE at the time of writing, worth $516.3 million. It also sent 1.75 million DOGE ($886,390) nearly 5 hours before the reported transaction to another Dogecoin-dedicated cold wallet, “DTSop,” which still holds the received tokens at the time of writing.

Dogecoin Whale Activity Fuels Rebound Optimism

Interestingly, actual whale activity on the Dogecoin network has ramped up recently, according to an earlier report. The analysis identified that the transactions worth $1 billion surpassed 100 earlier in the month, with whales accumulating 2 billion DOGE.

These heightened activities are fueling optimism among proponents who anticipate that Dogecoin will rebound from the recent price struggle and target higher prices. Market analyst Trader Tardigrade is among those projecting a price surge, as he predicted that the meme coin could rally threefold in the widely expected altcoin season.

DisClamier: This content is informational and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author's personal opinions and do not reflect The Crypto Basic opinion. Readers are encouraged to do thorough research before making any investment decisions. The Crypto Basic is not responsible for any financial losses.

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Elendu Benedict
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Elendu Benedict is a refined cryptocurrency writer with over two years of experience in the field. With a thorough understanding of blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and market trends, as well as proficiency with ETFs, DeFi, and Web3, he specializes in writing engaging and educational articles on a variety of crypto-related subjects.

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