Data provided by whale watching bot WhaleStats shows that SHIB whales hold lesser-known tokens, while Dogecoin whales hold well-established altcoins like Cardano and Chainlink.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) whales also hold these altcoins
Minor changes occurred in the whale portfolios during the days when the market moved sideways following the FTX bankruptcy. SHIB whales are now choosing to make baskets from outside the top 100 more. The data shows that SHIB whales hold the most stablecoin TrueUSD and layer two protocol EasyFi (EZ). Meanwhile, the EZ price was climbing over 5% on December 4th. Whales also own SKALE, Houbi BTC and LCX tokens.
The second five are cryptocurrencies, which are also used in various DeFi and stablecoin transactions. Here are the cryptocurrencies that SHIB whales buy and their weights:
- TrueUSD
- EASY V2
- SCALE
- Huobi BTC
- LCX
- BarnBridge Governance Token
- SparkPoint
- Skrumble Network V2
- NEST
- UMA Voting Token v1
Dogecoin whales favor altcoin giants like ADA and LINK
Data provided by WhaleStats showed that Dogecoin whales prefer more altcoins out of the top 20. DOGE whales generally prefer to hold wETH, which is used in DeFi transactions. Meanwhile, some of the whales owned large amounts of Bitcoin. LYO Crediy, a multi-service application for the crypto and fiat money world, ranks first.
In the second five, we see large-volume altcoins such as Tether, Everdome, Cardano, Chainlink and Polygon. Dogecoin whales prefer to hold more well-known cryptocurrencies than Shiba Inu whales.
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