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The meme coin market was still trying to recover from the recent market-wide correction. Dogecoin (DOGE), the OG meme cryptocurrency, was still painted red. But the asset’s current condition does not define what is to come over the next couple of months. 2025 has been moderately bullish for most cryptocurrencies so far. Despite recording a notable spike, the asset’s price change since the start of 2025 remains at a negative 35%. But things could soon be changing for the cryptocurrency. Also Read: Ripple: AI Predicts XRP Price For May 20, 2025 Where Does Dogecoin Stand Today? Source: Watcher Guru It looks like Dogecoin has barely seen major movements throughout the past 24 hours. Data from CoinMarketCap revealed that DOGE saw a decline of 0.91% during this period. At the time of writing, the asset was trading at $0.2264. But this comes after a major spike of 15.79% over the past week. Source: CoinMarketCap Amidst this slow movement, the community is still yearning to see DOGE...

The cryptocurrency market has certainly struggled in recent weeks. With increased geopolitical concerns and a brewing US trade war, cautious traders have seemingly dominated the market. One coin that has suffered over the last several weeks is Chainlink (LINK). Chainlink is down over 10% in the last month, and LINK whales appear concerned that the drop will continue. These concerns have made whales offload their LINK tokens in bunches. Indeed, according to CryptoQuant data, the Active Addresses on-chain metric continues to sustain an overall downward trend from its peak of approximately 9,400 addresses in February to roughly 3,200 addresses as of Tuesday. This marks a 66% decline in two and a half months and a 72% drop from the metric’s December peak of approximately 11,400 addresses. Santiment’s data also reveals that between February and mid-April, addresses with between 10 million and 100 million LINK tokens (whales) reduced their holdings by 1.88%. This whale cluster currently hold...

Real Vision’s chief crypto analyst Jamie Coutts is saying that a top Ethereum (ETH) competitor may be on the verge of a massive breakout. Coutts says that the number of active Solana (SOL) addresses has soared by triple digits in percentage terms in the last three months, far more than other smart contract platforms. He believes that SOL’s recent price correction combined with the network’s metrics make it poised for a big move to the upside. “Solana: active addresses exploded by 276%, yet fees dropped 11.3%. Price looks like a coiled spring, primed for a breakout.” He also shares metrics on other smart contract platforms (SCPs) from the same time period: “On-chain activity update for major SCP networks: Ethereum: fees have likely hit a cycle low, surging 77%, while price momentum remains weak -21.9%. TON: active addresses +208%, fees +103%, but price growth (+26.1%) feels muted due to Telegram’s CEO fallout – likel...