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2024-06-24 15:31 |
dYdX Community Approves Addition of MogCoin (MOG)
According to @dydxfoundation, the dYdX community has successfully voted to add MogCoin (MOG) to the dYdXChain. This decision could influence the trading volume and liquidity of MogCoin on the dYdX platform. (Source) |
2024-06-28 11:05 |
Large PEPE to MOG Swap from Fresh Binance Wallet
According to @0xScopescan, a newly created wallet withdrew 100 billion PEPE tokens, valued at $1.2 million, from Binance. The wallet is actively swapping PEPE for MOG and has already converted 16 billion PEPE to MOG. Traders should monitor this activity closely as it may impact the prices of both PEPE and MOG. (Source) |
2024-07-05 07:47 |
Meme Coin Holders Remain Profitable Despite Market Drops
According to Crypto_Potato, despite recent price declines in the cryptocurrency market, many meme-coin holders are still seeing profits. Data from IntoTheBlock reveals that 85.5% of $MOG holders are in the money, followed by $PEPE and $FLOKI holders, both with 78% in profit. Additionally, older meme coins like $DOGE and $SHIB show resilience with 75% and 51% of holders in profit, respectively. (Source) |
2024-08-01 15:19 |
Significant Transfer of PEPE and MOG Tokens by Smart Money Address
According to @ai_9684xtpa, a wallet identified as 'smart money' (0x7ea...41416) transferred a total of $15.67 million worth of PEPE and MOG tokens to a new address two hours ago. The total unrealized gain from these tokens is approximately $14.86 million. This address had initially withdrawn 51.54 million PEPE tokens from an exchange a year ago at an average price of $0.000001671, which was worth around $860,000 at that time. The value of these tokens has now increased more than fivefold. (Source) |
2024-08-01 15:19 |
MOG Token Holder Sees 478x Return, Transfers Tokens
According to @ai_9684xtpa, a major holder of MOG tokens, who invested $246,000 at a cost of $0.000000003487 per token a year ago, has seen a return of over 478 times. This holder recently transferred two tokens, raising questions about whether they are changing wallets or taking profits. Traders should keep a close watch on this development. (Source) |
2024-08-08 11:46 |
Amber Group Wallet Receives $2.17M in MOG from Gate.io
According to @0xScopescan, a wallet associated with Amber Group has received 10.4 million MOG tokens, valued at $2.17 million, from the cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io. This significant transfer of funds could indicate strategic moves by Amber Group involving MOG tokens. Traders should monitor Amber Group's activities and the performance of MOG tokens closely. (Source) |
2024-09-26 07:47 |
Large Withdrawals of PEPE and MOG Tokens from Binance and Bybit
According to Lookonchain, a new wallet was created and significant withdrawals were made: 121.7 billion PEPE tokens ($1.06 million) from Binance and 421.74 billion MOG tokens ($599,000) from Bybit within the past hour. This movement of large amounts of tokens could indicate potential market activity or strategic positioning by the wallet owner. (Source) |
2024-10-03 01:30 |
Arthur Hayes Incurs $47K Loss on Memecoins PEPE and MOG
According to Spot On Chain, Arthur Hayes, a notable figure in the cryptocurrency market, has accepted a $47,000 loss after trading two memecoins, PEPE and MOG, over six days. Hayes initially invested $500,000 in these tokens on September 27. Recently, he deposited 24.39 billion PEPE, valued at $230,000, and 167.5 billion MOG, valued at $223,000, back to the Binance and Bybit exchanges. This move indicates a strategic decision to cut losses in these volatile assets. (Source) |
2024-10-03 00:56 |
Arthur Hayes' Memecoin Investment Results in Loss
According to EmberCN, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes' investment in memecoins ended in a loss. On September 27, Hayes expressed optimism about memecoins and invested $250,000 in PEPE (24.39 billion tokens) and $250,000 in MOG (167.51 billion tokens). Five hours ago, these PEPE and MOG tokens were transferred to a centralized exchange (CEX), and their combined value had decreased to $460,000, resulting in a realized loss of $40,000 upon sale. (Source) |