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- Two unknown wallets withdraw 304 million DOGE from Binance, totaling $53 million.
- April sees a surge in large DOGE transactions across major exchanges.
- Nearly 995.3 million DOGE moved in recent transactions, worth over $173 million.
In a recent development by blockchain analytics firm Whale Alert, an enormous transaction involving Dogecoin (DOGE) has caught the attention of the cryptocurrency community. Data indicates that two unknown wallets withdrew 304,588,737 DOGE from the Binance exchange. This transfer, valued at approximately $53,125,088, indicates significant activity within the DOGE market. The transaction, noted for its efficiency and low cost, incurred a mere fee of 0.20484458 DOGE, equivalent to $0.03.
This event is part of a broader trend of increased activity by cryptocurrency whales, particularly involving major exchanges such as Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) and Robinhood. Whale Alert’s analysis reveals that, since the beginning of April, there has been a noticeable uptick in large DOGE transactions. Cumulatively, 396.4 million DOGE were moved in relation to Robinhood, and 294.4 million DOGE were associated with Coinbase transactions. Together with the recent Binance withdrawal, these transactions total nearly 995.3 million DOGE, amounting to $173,596,045.