i don’t pretend memecoins have fundamentals. but on-chain behavior is hard to ignore.

    during the recent crash, large wallets accumulated heavily into doge while reducing exposure to shib and pepe. same market, same panic but whales clearly chose one over the others.

    what makes doge interesting is that it’s survived multiple cycles, still has actual usage, and tends to attract attention whenever retail sentiment returns. price is still ~85–90% below ath, so risk/reward looks asymmetric, assuming the narrative comes back.

    i took a small position based purely on whale accumulation. sized small enough to not matter if it dies, big enough to benefit if sentiment flips.

    for people who trade memecoins, do you track whale flows, or is it mostly noise??

    doge whales bought heavily during the crash while shib/pepe whales sold. following the money.
    byu/InvestigatorFree7750 inCryptoMarkets



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      Whale flows are useful to watch, but in memecoins they can reflect positioning for volatility rather than long-term conviction. Size accordingly.

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