Whales are buying Dogecoin again. Big time. On August 13 the number of whale transactions, transfers above $1 million, shot past 100. That’s the busiest day for large holders since mid-July. The spike came as DOGE tested the $0.25 area, following a sharp rebound from early-August lows. The move is simple to read. Whales see opportunity. They move quickly. They scoop supply. And that action matters. Large transfers remove coins from exchange liquidity or concentrate holdings in a few wallets, both can tighten supply and lift prices when demand follows. Data from market watcher Ali Martinez shows the same picture
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