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Large Trades - DogeCoin(DOGE) Spot
1H Block Trades
$930,50
K
Buy
$217,76K
Sell
$712,73K
24H Block Trades
$13,69
M
Buy
$7,26M
Sell
$6,41M
DogeCoin(DOGE) Large Trades Per Calendar Day
DogeCoin(DOGE) Large Trades Distribution
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DogeCoin(DOGE) Exchange's Large Orders Statistics
Exchanges | Turnover | Total Transaction Share |
|---|---|---|
 Gate | $243,70K | |
 Bi**ce | $1,16M | |
 O**x | $113,37K | |
 U**it | $148,95K | |
 Pi**ex | $10,73M | |
 Co**ge | $259,13K | |
 X**OM | $1,01M | |
Global Data | $13,68M |
Buy
Sell
DogeCoin(DOGE) Large Trades
Exchanges | Contract Currency | Transaction Info | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|
X**OM 2026-04-23 18:05:13 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $102,19K ≈ 1070601,00DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 18:05:11 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $164,55K ≈ 1721615,37DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 18:05:11 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $135,26K ≈ 1415019,83DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 18:02:33 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $154,96K ≈ 1619804,72DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 18:02:32 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $155,75K ≈ 1628261,31DOGE |
Bi**ce 2026-04-23 18:02:31 | DOGE | $0,09 Buy | $217,76K ≈ 2276894,00DOGE |
X**OM 2026-04-23 16:33:30 | DOGE | $0,09 Buy | $131,09K ≈ 1366402,00DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 16:33:27 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $424,94K ≈ 4428399,38DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 16:33:26 | DOGE | $0,09 Buy | $429,65K ≈ 4477476,01DOGE |
Pi**ex 2026-04-23 15:33:16 | DOGE | $0,09 Sell | $186,20K ≈ 1942315,89DOGE |
Frequently asked questions about DogeCoin(DOGE) Large Trades
What is a Large Trades in DogeCoin(DOGE)?
A large trade in DogeCoin (DOGE) refers to a single transaction or a series of closely grouped orders involving a significant volume of DOGE. These trades are typically executed by institutional investors, whales, or high-net-worth individuals, and they can significantly impact short-term price movements and market sentiment.
What is a Large Trades?
A large trade generally refers to any transaction that surpasses a predefined volume threshold in a given market. In cryptocurrency trading, large trades are often tracked to monitor whale activity, institutional movements, and potential trend reversals, as they reflect the behavior of market-moving entities.