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Huge whale Dogecoin moves $973.01mln in single transaction

written by Bella Palmer
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The crypto investor relocated $973.01 million worth of DOGE to two different wallets in a single transaction, according to DogeChain

Huge whale Dogecoin has moved $973,010,200 in cryptocurrency in a single transaction, by paying only $0.76 in fees.

The first wallet collected 80 million Dogecoin (DOGE) worth $13.78 million. A second wallet received 5.3 billion DOGE worth $913.09 million. According to Dogecoin blockchain explorer DogeChain, the deep-pocketed crypto investor relocated $973.01 million worth of DOGE to two different wallets in a single transaction.

For the transaction worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the Dogecoin whale spent just 4.49 DOGE in transaction fees, which totals to $0.76.

The 5.3 billion DOGE transfer has a status of “not yet redeemed” indicating that the transaction is not yet complete.

The crypto whale that initiated the massive transfer was the second-largest Dogecoin wallet in existence prior to the transaction, according to BitInfoCharts.

The outbound transaction dropped the large wallet to the 48th-biggest Dogecoin address as it now holds over 236 million DOGE worth about $40.8 million. The crypto investor holds 0.1785% of the total supply of DOGE.

The whale’s movements come after tech billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent the popular dog-themed meme coin’s price skyrocketing last week after announcing that the electric car manufacturer would be accepting payments in DOGE for select merchandise, though it remains unclear what items are available for purchase in Dogecoin.

According to the business magnate, who was recently appointed as Time Magazine’s 2021 Person of the Year, DOGE is a better form of payment compared to Bitcoin.

The total transaction flow that you can do with Dogecoin is substantially more than, like transactions per day is much higher than, has much higher potential than Bitcoin. So that means, over time, its percentage inflation actually decreases. And that’s actually good because it encourages people to spend rather than hoard it as a store of value.

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