Crypto Whales Bought These Coins in the Third Week of October 2024
2024-10-19

This week has seen a resurgence in trading activity, with a notable 10% increase in the global crypto market capitalization. As a result, large coin holders, also known as whales, have started accumulating certain coins.
Bitcoin BTCUSD, Notcoin (NOT), and Dogecoin DOGEUSD have emerged as their top choices.
Bitcoin BTCUSD
BTC currently trades at $67,871, noting an 11% price uptick over the past week. As the leading coin approaches its all-time high, BTC whales have steadily increased their coin holdings.
Over the past seven days, crypto whales that hold between 10,000 and 1,000,000 coins have added 20,000 coins valued above $1.35 billion at current market prices. This cohort of BTC investors currently holds 3.05 million coins.
If this accumulation trend continues, the king coin will successfully breach the resistance at the $68,000 price region and rally toward reclaiming its all-time high of $73,750.
Notcoin (NOT)
Large holders are whale addresses that hold over 0.1% of an asset’s circulating supply. Their netflow measures their buying and selling activity.
When it spikes like this, whales have accumulated more coins. Conversely, a decline suggests that these addresses have sold their coin holdings. 
Dogecoin DOGEUSD
Leading meme coin Dogecoin DOGEUSD is another crypto asset that has caught the attention of crypto whales this week. According to IntoTheBlock’s data, the coin’s large holders’ netflow has climbed by over 2,200%. As of October 17, this totaled 527 million DOGE (approximately worth $71.46 million), representing its highest since the beginning of the month. 
The recent surge follows a double-digit increase in the value of the leading meme coin over the past week. Currently trading at $0.13, Dogecoin has rallied 23% during this period, making it one of the top-performing large-cap meme coins by market capitalization.