Whale Alert reported a significant transfer of $7.90 million worth of Dogecoin (DOGE) from an unknown address to an investment platform and Robinhood, raising speculation of a potential sell-off that could drive DOGE prices down. At the time of writing, DOGE was trading at $0.08, reflecting a 13.99% drop over 30 days, despite earlier speculation of inclusion in Elon Musk’s payment plans causing a temporary price surge.
A spike in active addresses, which can indicate either market excitement or decline, was noted by analytics firm Santiment, with a peak of 149,170 on January 22 followed by a decrease to 123,000. This fluctuation in active addresses could suggest a decrease in market optimism and interaction with the cryptocurrency.
Despite the decrease in active addresses, Dogecoin’s social dominance has rapidly increased, which historically could signal a potential price drop. Experts suggest that DOGE could fall below $0.08 in the short term, but a broader market recovery could maintain or even boost its price levels.
Technical analysis of Dogecoin shows widening Bollinger Bands (BB), indicating high volatility and potential significant price movements. High social dominance doesn’t necessarily halt DOGE’s momentum, as BB suggests a possible rise to $0.088 if bulls continue to engage.
The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator is at -0.03 but hints at a possible climb into positive territory. A close above the midpoint by CMF could confirm an upward trend for DOGE, while staying in the negative zone may result in continued sideways trading.
