Dogecoin whale wallets accumulated more than 525 million DOGE over the last 96 hours, putting the token back in focus as traders tracked large-holder activity. Crypto analyst Ali Charts said on X that whale holdings climbed from 18.31 billion to 18.93 billion DOGE across four days.
The move did not appear to come from a single transfer. Holdings increased steadily through the period, pointing to continued buying by multiple large wallets rather than one isolated transaction. In a market still dealing with broad volatility, that pattern drew attention because whale positioning can affect liquidity and short-term sentiment.
Steady whale buying kept DOGE in focus
Ali Charts’ figures suggest large holders kept building exposure even as the wider crypto market remained unstable. For traders, the main signal was not only the total amount accumulated, but the consistency of the increase. A four-day rise in aggregate holdings is often watched more closely than a one-off spike because it can reflect deliberate positioning.
Dogecoin also stayed active across trading communities during the accumulation window. Meme coin traders continued watching whether sustained buying pressure could help support another upward move in DOGE if broader market conditions turn more favorable. For now, attention remains on whether whales are preparing for another significant price swing.
Technical readings pointed to weaker short-term momentum
TradingView data showed DOGE trading near $0.105 in the latest session, with volatility still elevated. Bollinger Bands indicated that the token pulled back after testing resistance near $0.115. Price then moved closer to the middle band around $0.109, a sign that bullish momentum had eased in recent sessions.
The Relative Strength Index, which had previously reached overbought territory earlier this month, dropped toward 48. That shift suggested buying pressure had cooled even while whale wallets kept accumulating. At the same time, DOGE remained above the lower Bollinger Band near $0.102, a level traders continue to watch as key support. The chart still showed a broader upward structure compared with April levels, despite recent pullbacks and volatility.
The current picture leaves the market with two signals moving at different speeds: large wallets are still adding DOGE, while price indicators show less short-term strength. That split is now at the center of attention for traders following the token.