Tesla founder Elon Musk said he would not sell Dogecoin (DOGE).
The statement was uploaded by Musk himself: ‘I have not and will not sell DOGE’ in a thread on Twitter belonging to a Tesla investor, Dave Lee.
Yeah, I haven’t & won’t sell any Doge
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 20, 2021
While the Dogecoin movement is not as usual, only penetrating to the $ 0.40 level and hovering around, it to some extent gives the impression that this shiba inu -based currency will last as long as Musk supports it and its growing community.
Interestingly, some whales (big investors) added more holdings of DOGE after Musk’s statement.
The individual said to have the highest amount of DOGE was seen making a purchase of 4,2069 DOGE with a cumulative value of $ 1.70 after making a transaction of 420.69 DOGE ($ 192.92) on May 18th.
Despite having sold 100 million DOGEs ($ 7.3 million) on April 12, records show the wallet address still has a profit of nearly $ 15 billion based on current prices.
Is this the same individual as the wallet owner who owns 36 billion DOGEs? Or is this wallet owned by Elon Musk because he once made a transaction of 28.061971 DOGE, referring to his birthday 28 June 1971.
Could be a Musk fan too. But there are also opinions that associate it with the mobile trading app, Robinhood.
At the time of writing, DOGE is trading at $ 0.39, up 14.33% in 24 hours.
