Robinhood customers did not selling their Dogecoin after the recent 30% rally
As the popular meme coin surged over 30 percent at the start of the week when Elon Musk briefly made it the logo of Twitter, many small holders began adding more DOGE to their crypto stashes. Some of large whales sold their DOGE for profit, however, clients of the popular trading platform Robinhood keep holding on to their meme crypto.
@DogeWhaleAlert has reported that currently, the wallets of the trading app hold 33,562,118,437 Dogecoin on behalf of their customers. This constitutes $2,770,888,498 and 24.17% of the DOGE supply in circulation.
The current total combined amount of #Dogecoin held by @RobinhoodApp 🪶 on behalf of its investors is:
33,562,118,437 $DOGE
$2,770,888,498 USD
24.17% of the circulating supplyhttps://t.co/iWz81VqfEE— Ðogecoin Whale Alert (@DogeWhaleAlert) April 7, 2023
Earlier this week, a “SmartMoney” tracker @lookonchain and on-chain data aggregator Santiment suggested that Elon Musk and whales from his close circle might stand behind several massive DOGE sales made immediately after the price soared by over 30 percent.
@lookonchain even shared data of two particular wallets, selling 1.1 billion and 300 million Dogecoin (earning $124 million on those deals), wondering if those were linked to the Twitter boss himself. Elon Musk is a famous DOGE advocate. He has once stated that this meme coin is a better payment solution than Bitcoin and then suggested that Twitter integrates it as a way to pay for the Twitter Blue subscriptions and to reward content makers. This was before Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion, though.
The recent change of logo from the blue bird to DOGE was the first action of Elon regarding Twitter that involved Dogecoin. Later on, however, he changed Twitter’s logo back, removing the DOGE symbol. This pushed the meme coin’s price down 9 percent.
Source: https://u.today/quarter-of-doge-supply-held-in-robinhoods-wallets-tens-of-billions-of-dogecoin