The first U.S. spot Dogecoin ETF debuted Thursday while large holders accumulated roughly $153 million in DOGE over the past few days, leaving the token trading around $0.15. The combination of ETF launch and whale buying supported a positive uplift in price and attention on DOGE.
Ethereum reclaimed $3,100 after a brief dip as a decade‑old wallet reactivated and large liquidations — including a reported $4M sell-off by Hayes — shook the market. The move leaves short‑term sentiment positive but cautions remain.
Dogecoin edged toward $0.17 after mid-tier whale wallets accumulated 4.72 billion DOGE; on-chain patterns and a long-term triangle raise hopes of a larger breakout.
Avantis (AVNT) is up about 4% today amid signs of large-wallet accumulation and renewed attention after a Robinhood listing, though the token remains roughly 18% lower over the past month.
Ethereum slid about 10% on Nov. 14, but on-chain data shows large wallets and institutional accounts buying into the dip, signaling renewed smart‑money interest amid market panic.
Short-term holders have sold 29,400 BTC at a loss while long-term holders distributed 815,000 BTC over the past month; on-chain analysts say this looks like profit-taking, not capitulation.
On-chain flows show whales and institutional players moving large amounts of BTC and ETH as Bitcoin drops 6.15% and Ethereum falls 9.43%, suggesting accumulation. These moves could be positioning for a market reversal but macro risks remain.
Bitcoin fell below $100,000 to $97,000 amid increased whale and miner selling, marking a six-month low. Traders are watching key supports at $95K, $82K, and $66K for signs of further downside or stabilization.
Wallets holding ETH for 3–10 years are selling faster than at any time since 2021, accelerating a profit-taking trend that began in August and putting renewed pressure on sentiment.
XRP is facing intensified selling pressure as whale accumulation wanes and retail-driven volatility increases, even as Canary Capital’s XRP ETF received regulatory approval. The approval is historic but may not immediately calm markets amid current outflows.