Dogecoin Whales Buy the Dip as DOGE Hit 14-Month Low

Whales quietly scooped up bitcoin while retail investors panicked near the $60,000 mark, with Cryptoquant data showing the Exchange Whale Ratio spiking to 61.6% as large holders dominated buying. Whales Step In at $60,000 Whales quietly accumulated bitcoin while retail investors panicked near the $60,000 mark, according to crypto data intelligence firm Cryptoquant. The firm […]

Dogecoin is trading at $0.085 in early June 2026, which is about 88% below its all-time high but deep inside what one analyst believes is the most important technical setup the meme coin has seen since its pre-2021 launch sequence. The difference this time, however, is that the crypto market is no longer dealing with the same small meme coin from the last cycle but with a larger asset sitting in a different liquidity environment. Dogecoin Repeats Its Old Monthly Structure Technical analysis of Dogecoin’s price action on the monthly candlestick timeframe chart is showing evidence that the meme coin may be repeating the same long-cycle pattern that played out between 2014 and 2017 before the massive 2021 rally. The comparison, which was done by crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade, compares two major Dogecoin cycles, with both showing a long consolidation phase, a falling wedge, and then a breakout attempt. Related Reading: Bad News For Bitcoin: Historical Lows Show The Bottom Actually Lies

Although whales have been selling less XRP since 2025, the asset’s price has still retreated from the $3 region due to leverage liquidations and market weakness.

Ethereum trades near $1,649 as Binance and Coinbase whales place sell walls at $1,750 and $1,655, keeping ETH under pressure. Ethereum is facing fresh selling pressure as large holders continue to block its recovery. ETH was trading near $1,649 after falling about 2.40% on the daily chart. Binance whales are forming a sell wall near […] The post Ethereum Faces Whale Pressure: Can ETH Survive the $1,750 Sell Wall? appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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Dogecoin trades near $0.086 as oversold RSI and whale buying test $0.081 support, with a breakdown exposing the deeper $0.058 channel floor.

Dogecoin (DOGE) bounced back on Monday in a modest relief rally, climbing to about $0.086 after sliding to a multi-year low of $0.077 over the weekend. But when looking for clues on where the memecoin might go next, market analyst Ali Martinez released a technical update arguing that DOGE is sitting at a “critical structural inflection point.” In his view, the next phase could follow one of two clear paths, shaped by both higher-timeframe chart patterns and on-chain activity. Is A Macro Expansion Cycle Next?  Martinez said Dogecoin is currently resting on a broad demand base that has historically supported major macro expansion cycles. He framed the setup as more than just a short-term rebound, pointing to long-running structural behavior.  According to his analysis, since DOGE’s early days, the asset has tended to move through extended, multi-year consolidation channels—periods that compress volatility and effectively “transfer” supply over time. Those phases, he argues, typically com