Enormous amount of Dogecoin has landed on Robinhood, moved there by anonymous whale
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Data shared by the aforementioned source says that an anonymous whale made around half a dozen transactions which carried a whopping 1,081,987,848 DOGE in total. 400 million from this amount was sent to a popular brokerage firm Robinhood. This is the equivalent of $34,372,214 in fiat.
Currently, according to multiple experts, Bitcoin ETFs are accumulating 12x the amount of Bitcoin generated per day . After the halvening in April, the amount of BTC produced daily will be reduced to 450 and the ETFs will continue with their accumulation.
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