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The largest DOGE holder spent 121 ETH to buy 1.58 million DOGE 12 hours ago

The largest DOGE holder spent 121 ETH to buy 1.58 million DOGE 12 hours ago

Bitget2024/12/02 10:57

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, the largest holder of DOGE, theunipcs.eth (@doge_eth_gov), spent 121 ETH ($449,000) to purchase 1.58 million DOGE 12 hours ago. Currently, this whale holds 36.64 million DOGE ($10.55 million), accounting for about 3.66% of the maximum supply, with unrealized profits of $9.12 million (+637%).

In addition to DOGE, this whale also holds:
14.657 billion FLOKI (approximately $3.32 million); Profit: $882 thousand (+36.3%);
66.11 billion CAT (approximately $2.76 million); Profit: $2.03 million (+278%);
6.273 billion MAGA (approximately $404 thousand); Profit: $347 thousand (+608%);
14 .60 Million TOKEN (about one hundred and four thousand dollars); profit: fifty-eight thousand dollars(+4 .86%).

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