Recent on-chain data for Dogecoin (DOGE) reveals a surge in activity, indicating a growing optimism among cryptocurrency investors towards the popular meme coin.
According to IntoTheBlock’s large holders’ netflow metric, there has been a substantial increase in DOGE being transferred to the wallets of major investors over the past 24 hours, rising from 7.4 million DOGE to 123.03 million DOGE.
This spike in activity suggests that significant investors might be positioning themselves for substantial acquisitions, a common strategy during market downturns.
Historically, such behavior is observed when buying activity ramps up at lower price points.
Supporting this, the outflow of DOGE from wallets has decreased from 107.71 million to 51.83 million, indicating that investors are holding onto their coins, anticipating future growth potential for Dogecoin.
Ethereum (ETH) has climbed 1.8% in the past 24 hours, reaching $2,987 on July 13, as strong technical momentum, ETF inflows, and forced short liquidations contribute to the upward move.
The altcoin market is heating up fast — and some crypto analysts say we may be entering a full-blown “Banana Zone” similar to the explosive rally of 2020–2021.
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As the crypto market enters a new phase of bullish momentum, altcoins are stealing the spotlight.