Dogecoin Faces Decline As Whale Transactions Drop, Bearish Trend Intensifies

2 min read | February 10, 2025 01:24 AM EST | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights: 

  • Dogecoin’s price has continued to dip below key levels, reflecting bearish trends. 
  • Whale transactions have fallen sharply, signaling decreasing market activity and weakness. 
  • Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are also facing declines, with further corrections anticipated across major cryptos. 

Dogecoin, known for its meme origins, has experienced a significant pullback recently, trading near lower levels. The cryptocurrency has been facing headwinds, and its momentum indicators are showing signs of weakening. DOGE’s price remains around $0.24, reflecting a decrease of over 7% in the past week, and further corrections are possible as its technical outlook presents signs of bearish divergence. Data from Santiment reveals a notable decline in whale transactions involving Dogecoin, which may be contributing to the cryptocurrency's struggles.  

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple's Downward Trajectory 
Alongside Dogecoin’s struggles, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple have also been experiencing downward pressure. Bitcoin’s price recently dipped below $96,000, continuing a trend of declines. Ethereum and Ripple followed suit, with each cryptocurrency falling more than 7% in the past week, indicating continued corrections in the broader market. 

Despite their long-standing dominance in the market, all three cryptos seem to be grappling with a broader bearish trend, with key support levels being tested. While the exact future of each coin remains uncertain, the recent declines indicate that investors and market participants may need to brace for continued volatility. 

Ripple’s Gains Amid New Developments 
Despite the broader decline in the cryptocurrency market, Ripple’s XRP saw a small gain recently, rising by 4%. This uptick followed news of a new development concerning XRP Depository Receipts. These receipts, set to launch in the United States, will allow investors to gain exposure to XRP’s price movement, much like exchange-traded funds (ETFs). 

The involvement of major investment firms such as Receipts Depository Corp and Digital Wealth Partners in this project has garnered attention and sparked optimism among some market participants. Additionally, Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse is set to join the White House crypto council, further raising expectations for the company’s role in shaping future regulatory frameworks. 


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