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Over the past week, the Dogecoin ($DOGE) market saw a shift in large holders, or whales, who seemed to be interested in accumulating the meme coin. These accounts took in a staggering 560 million Dogecoins, just shy of $40 million. This buying frenzy came on the heels of a pretty intense sell-off in $DOGE, and it’s definitely something we want to keep our eyes on. The question is, of course, why are they doing this? And could we see a kind of “reclaimed interest” in $DOGE? Or is this just a set-up for a local top? Whales have accumulated 560 million #Dogecoin $DOGE in the past week following an intense sell-off, signaling renewed interest from large holders! pic.twitter.com/ObAVfqC9xi — Ali (@ali_charts) January 31, 2025 Potential Market Shift for Dogecoin Big investors, commonly known as whales, influence the price movements of cryptocurrencies. For Dogecoin, the recent accumulation of over half a billion DOGE coins into whale wallets might mean that these investors are bracing for a possible price rally. But this is not a certain outcome. We could also interpret it to mean that, having just sold off a significant portion of their holdings, Dogecoin’s whales are taking the opportunity to buy back into the market at lower prices, perhaps figuring that the price trend is stabilizing after having been in freefall. Even with this outcome being a positive one, there are still some warning signs for investors in Dogecoin. The price of Dogecoin, much like other cryptocurrencies, could really take a hit if the broader market takes a turn for the worse. Analysts have expressed worry over what could happen if DOGE breaks below its $0.31 support level; a move like that could very well trigger a correction that would push the price down toward $0.20 and would have all…