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Why TRUMP token keeps falling despite $522M in trading volume

The TRUMP memecoin continues to decline, down approximately 17% amid sustained selling pressure in both spot and derivatives markets. Despite a 100% surge in trading volume to $522 million, the price keeps falling, indicating strong seller momentum. Key factors include significant capital outflows, with $21.67 million exiting perpetual futures contracts, reducing Open Interest to $99.22 million. Funding rates have turned negative, reflecting dominant bearish positioning. Spot markets also show net selling, with 8.13 million units sold over recent weeks. Additionally, World Liberty Financial, a Trump-affiliated firm, reduced its crypto exposure by selling $23.56 million in Bitcoin, contributing to negative sentiment. Without stabilizing capital flows or weakening seller activity, downside risks remain high.

ambcrypto02/06 14:04

Why TRUMP token keeps falling despite $522M in trading volume

ambcrypto02/06 14:04

Zcash jumps 10% – But is ZEC’s rally built on speculation?

Zcash (ZEC) surged over 10% in 24 hours, reclaiming the $384 level, largely due to speculative activity in the perpetual futures market. Open interest increased by $71.26 million with a positive funding rate, indicating strong long positioning. However, spot market data reveals significant selling, with $31.37 million in outflows over 48 hours, suggesting a lack of genuine investor support. This divergence between speculative futures activity and spot market withdrawals makes the rally fragile. Liquidation heatmaps indicate a high concentration of liquidity below the current price, pointing to a potential downward move toward $350 if spot demand doesn't return.

ambcrypto01/28 08:10

Zcash jumps 10% – But is ZEC’s rally built on speculation?

ambcrypto01/28 08:10

Bitcoin Recovers In January: Funding Divergence Points To A Spot-Driven Market

Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize above $91,000 amid fragile demand after recent volatility. A CryptoQuant report indicates January is a recovery phase, driven by institutional and whale accumulation, while retail remains hesitant. Notably, Bitcoin's spot price and funding rates have diverged in early 2026, signaling a spot-driven market. This suggests the move is supported by real buying rather than excessive leverage, reducing liquidation risks and potentially leading to more durable rallies. Some analysts question if the traditional four-year Bitcoin cycle is fading, as ETFs and corporate demand may be creating steadier inflows. Market direction may now be more affected by macro factors like Fed policy and institutional flows rather than halving events. Technically, Bitcoin is testing key support-turned-resistance near the 100-week moving average. A weekly close above $95,000 is needed to confirm a bullish shift.

bitcoinist01/21 03:01

Bitcoin Recovers In January: Funding Divergence Points To A Spot-Driven Market

bitcoinist01/21 03:01

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