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Dogecoin (DOGE) whale activity has surged to a six-month high this week, with transfers worth $100,000+ rising to 739 in a single day. Whale accumulation is also expanding: 149 whale wallets holding at least 100 million DOGE now collectively hold 108.52 billion DOGE, an all-time high for collective whale holdings. At press time, that stash is estimated to be worth $11.80 billion, according to Santiment Intelligence.
Institutional interest in the meme coin has increased following its classification as a commodity by regulators in March 2026. The article notes that at least five primary Dogecoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded products (ETPs) are actively trading globally. The latest addition is 21Shares’ Dogecoin ETP, which debuted four days ago.
In the most recent week, crypto investment products recorded a fourth consecutive week of inflows, but DOGE specifically saw outflows worth $0.3 million. Even so, the piece highlights steady growth in institutional adoption and liquidity since late 2025.
Over the past week, DOGE gained 10.78% to trade at $0.1089, after a slight pullback from a Wednesday high of $0.1103. By comparison, Bitcoin rose 0.93% over the same period.
Derivatives activity also strengthened. Open interest increased by 7% over the past day to reach $1.71 billion. During the same timeframe, short liquidations totaled $4.54 million, representing the majority of total liquidations of $5.66 million. The article attributes part of today’s 2.78% price gains to a short-squeeze dynamic.
Beyond market flows, the article points to an announced merger between Shuttle Pharmaceutical Holdings and United Dogecoin. If completed, it would position Shuttle Pharmaceutical Holdings as the world’s largest publicly traded Dogecoin miner.
Technical indicators remain mixed. DOGE’s RSI is currently 35.37, suggesting selling pressure is stronger than buying pressure. The article also notes investor expectations for potential endorsement as a payment option in X’s monetary system, while stating that there has been no official confirmation.
On trend levels, DOGE is trading above its 30-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of $0.091, which the article frames as short-term bullish momentum. It adds that holding above this level could support a retest of $0.11, while a break below could raise the risk of a pullback toward $0.105.
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