Quote (excellence @ Sep 18 2021 11:54am)
bold; well yeah there was substantial institutional buying once it started approaching its ATHs again back in 2020
Pushing doge (or any alt coin) ads via algorithm to anyone who searched crypto on the internet is dirt cheap compared to traditional marketing budgets. doge also has the unqiue advantage of being around for so long and being “bought up” by people when it was 1/500th of a penny
yikes I didn't even know this about doge before today..... that's incredible disturbing.....
https://www.gfinityesports.com/cryptocurrency/who-owns-the-most-dogecoin-2021-biggest-dogecoin-holders-whales/"Much like other cryptocurrencies, there are a number of Dogecoin 'whales' who own a significant amount of DOGE. In fact, just under 100 Dogecoin wallets account for 65% of the total DOGE (via BitInfoCharts).
The top account, with the address 'DH5yaieqoZN36fDVciNyRueRGvGLR3mr7L', currently holds 36,711,943,025 DOGE - or 28.28% of all Dogecoin. This has a value of over $13.65 billion at the time of writing."
A few hours ago I went on YouTube to try and locate the ad.they used to play before videos but couldn't find it. I did find fan or shill made videos claiming "doge coin was the crypto for the average folk". Yeah, totally when 65% and likely higher is owned by billionaire hedge funds who have decades of experience in manipulating the stock market regulated by the SEC now created a new market to manipulate... Quite interested and no doubt movies will be made on it in 100 years