Top Traders Are Loading Up on These 2 Cryptos While CleanCore’s 710M DOGE Treasury Awaits SEC Green Light
Smart money makes its move while meme coin giant holds breath for regulators
WHALE WATCHING SEASON
While retail traders chase shiny objects, institutional players are quietly accumulating two specific digital assets that haven't hit mainstream radar yet. Meanwhile, CleanCore Solutions sits on a mountain of 710 million Dogecoins—enough to make even Elon Musk raise an eyebrow—waiting for that precious SEC approval that may or may not ever come.
THE WAITING GAME
CleanCore's massive DOGE treasury represents either brilliant foresight or spectacular hubris, depending on which crypto skeptic you ask. The SEC's approval process moves at glacial speed while the crypto market evolves at light speed—a classic case of regulators bringing a horse and carriage to a hyperloop race.
MARKET MOVERS PLAY CHESS
Top traders aren't waiting around for bureaucratic blessings. They're deploying capital into two specific cryptocurrencies that offer real utility beyond meme-driven hype cycles. These aren't your cousin's moon-shot tokens but established projects with actual users and revenue.
Because nothing says 'mature market' like grown adults waiting for permission to play with their 710 million dog-themed coins while the real players quietly build fortunes elsewhere.
Trump cancels Xi meeting, reignites crypto panic
This wasn’t Trump’s first warning shot today. Just three hours before, Cryptopolitan reported that the US president had said: “I was to meet President Xi in two weeks, at APEC in South Korea, but now there seems to be no reason to do so.”
He went on to accuse China of lying, saying they’re “becoming very hostile” with restrictions on rare earth metals, a critical ingredient in everything from smartphones to missiles. That post kicked off the initial selloff, but Friday’s update blew the doors off.
The fallout spread to stocks quite fast. The SPY ETF dropped 2.7%, the QQQ sank 3.5%, and BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF fell 3.7%. The CoinShares Bitcoin Mining ETF also dropped 3.9%, showing there was nowhere to hide—not even in mining stocks, which had looked strong just days earlier.
Despite the crash, some miners still walked away with gains over the week.
HIVE ended the week up 40%, even with the sharp downturn in Friday’s session. Right behind it, BitFarms closed the week with a 31% gain.
Over the last month, mining stocks have been some of the wildest movers in the market. Between September 10 and October 10, both HIVE and BitFarms doubled their value. Another name, IREN, nearly did the same, starting at $30.68, closing just under $60. The average one-month return for top miners came in at 73.26%. But that trend may be breaking now.
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