In recent Dogecoin news, whale activity combined with a 364% price surge prediction has generated market attention toward the future outlook.
Additionally, Dogecoin gained more attention after 21Shares applied for a spot-based Dogecoin ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for approval.
Analyst Ali Martinez noted that Dogecoin whales purchased over 80 million $DOGE between April 13th and 14th, reflecting robust demand for the token.
Despite recent market fluctuations, Dogecoin whales have shown their commitment by executing the substantial purchase.
Notably, market sentiment might be changing as a result of their purchasing pattern.
Large transactions in the cryptocurrency market generate waves throughout the marketplace by affecting prices.
In other Dogecoin news, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission received an S-1 application from 21Shares to introduce their spot-based Dogecoin ETF.
According to its SEC filing, 21Shares has proposed that its ETF will replicate Dogecoin price movements through direct ownership of the crypto, rather than via leverage or derivatives.
More so, the move toward launching a spot Dogecoin ETF positions 21Shares as an industry competitor with other financial institutions developing comparable products.
The current filing lacks specifics about which exchange will list the ETF, yet a follow-up 19b-4 filing is necessary for exchange approval before finalization.
The approval process might speed up because the competition for ETFs grows more intense in the United States market.
Meanwhile, the Dogecoin ETF filing by 21Shares led to an extended collaboration with House of Doge which will be instrumental for the ETF operations.
The company’s services encompass marketing activities and licensing functions along with strategic planning capabilities.
21Shares established a partnership with the House of Doge by launching the DOGE ETP on SIX Swiss Exchange while charging a 2.5% management fee.
Consequently, the strategic alliance is aimed at improving 21Shares’ prospects of success with their Dogecoin ETF in the competitive US market.
Retail and institutional investors could access new investment possibilities through the initial Dogecoin ETF launch.
With a market entry to the U.S., 21Shares has entered direct competition against companies, including Grayscale and Bitwise that pursued similar spot-based Dogecoin ETFs for approval.
According to Without_Worries, a TradingView analyst, Dogecoin price could rise by 364% soon.
A bullish sequence within the three-day chart recently caught the analyst’s attention because it often triggers substantial price increases for the asset.
Additionally, the analyst noticed a break in the Relative Strength Index (RSI), indicating positive development for Dogecoin price market potential.
Dogecoin reached its lowest price point of $0.13 on April 7 before starting an upward trend to achieve current values between $0.14 and $0.167.
Citing recent market patterns, the analyst stated that bearish price movements are precursors to significant price surges during cryptocurrency market expansions.
Another analyst, Trader Tardigrade Dogecoin pointed out a positive market trend that he calls “Doge Season.”
The analyst tracked Dogecoin’s pattern on a long-term chart to show sustained price increase following support formation at lower channels.
From the chart, Dogecoin has started another upward trend just as it did previously, suggesting a price surge is imminent.
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