# Price Drop Related Articles

HTX News Center provides the latest articles and in-depth analysis on "Price Drop", covering market trends, project updates, tech developments, and regulatory policies in the crypto industry.

PIPPIN whales dump their holdings by 25% – Is the memecoin’s run over?

PIPPIN, a Solana-based memecoin, has declined over 10% in the past 24 hours, trading at $0.0512. This drop is attributed to a significant whale sell-off, with large holders reducing their positions by 25%, signaling fading interest. Trading volume also fell 18% to $40.20 million. Derivatives data shows traders are increasingly bearish, with more short positions than longs. The price is consolidating near a key support level of $0.0427. A break below could lead to a sharp decline, while holding support and breaking above $0.0599 may allow an 82% rally. Currently, PIPPIN trades below the 9-day EMA, indicating short-term bearish momentum.

ambcrypto03/30 03:06

PIPPIN whales dump their holdings by 25% – Is the memecoin’s run over?

ambcrypto03/30 03:06

Worldcoin hits 6-month low: Will $0.20 be WLD’s next support level?

Worldcoin (WLD) has extended its bearish trend, falling 9.03% to a six-month low of $0.2701 and breaching the $0.30 support level. The decline was accompanied by significant capital outflows, with its market cap dropping to $876 million and over $4.26 million in long positions being liquidated. Adding to the selling pressure, the Worldcoin team transferred 89.65 million WLD (worth $26.17 million) to a new wallet and then to multiple centralized exchanges, a move that often signals potential token sales or liquidity provision. Market data shows strong dominance by sellers, with sell volume exceeding buy volume on Binance and futures netflow turning negative at -$18.98 million, indicating aggressive exits. Technical indicators, including the RSI nearing a bearish crossover, suggest further downside risk. A drop to the $0.20 support level appears likely unless WLD can reclaim and hold above the $0.30 resistance.

ambcrypto03/28 02:02

Worldcoin hits 6-month low: Will $0.20 be WLD’s next support level?

ambcrypto03/28 02:02

Can RAIN crypto recover as $10M sell-off sparks downside fears?

RAIN Protocol (RAIN) experienced a sharp decline of over 17% in 24 hours, significantly underperforming the broader crypto market. Despite support from Enlivex as its Digital Asset Treasury, the token faced heavy selling pressure, including a $10 million sell-off by a large holder. RAIN broke below a key support level at $0.0082, with high volatility and increased sell volume raising concerns of a further drop toward a $3.5 billion market cap. However, a swift recovery followed, and a reclaim of $0.0082—or a break above $0.0092—could invalidate the bearish outlook. Institutional buying contrasted with retail and whale selling, highlighting mixed market sentiment.

ambcrypto03/28 00:02

Can RAIN crypto recover as $10M sell-off sparks downside fears?

ambcrypto03/28 00:02

Will Solana fall to $57 next? What SOL’s KEY metrics suggest

Solana (SOL) faced significant bearish pressure, dropping 4.5% to $88.2 and breaching the $90 support level. Analysts warn of a potential major crash, citing a bearish flag pattern that previously led to a 56% decline. If the pattern fully forms, SOL could drop to between $40 and $45. The decline is driven by negative sentiment in the derivatives market, with outflows reaching $2.13 billion and net flows turning negative at -$103 million. Open interest fell to $5 billion, and over $6 million in long positions were liquidated. Technical indicators, including the Future Grand Trend and ADX, suggest further weakness, with a possible drop to $75 or even $57 in the worst case. However, spot ETFs have provided some support, recording $4.5 million in net inflows and avoiding outflows, which reduces selling pressure. Spot net flow also remained negative at -$35.5 million, indicating accumulation by some investors. If spot demand, particularly from ETFs, holds, SOL may avoid a major crash and potentially rebound to $93 after testing the $85 level.

ambcrypto03/27 04:10

Will Solana fall to $57 next? What SOL’s KEY metrics suggest

ambcrypto03/27 04:10

Here’s Why The Bitcoin Price Fell Below The $70,000 Level Again

The Bitcoin price fell below the critical $70,000 support level due to a sharp market pullback triggered by the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain current interest rates. This reinforced a "higher for longer" monetary policy stance, extending the expected timeline for rate cuts to 2026. High interest rates make money more expensive, reducing investment in risky assets like cryptocurrencies. The drop erased the week's gains as BTC fell 3% from $72,400 to under $70,000 shortly after the announcement. Despite the bearish sentiment, data shows a 3.9% increase in large whale addresses holding 100+ BTC over the past three months, indicating continued institutional confidence. Macro events, including upcoming Fed meetings, CPI and PCE data, and geopolitical tensions, will continue to influence Bitcoin's price trajectory.

bitcoinist03/21 04:02

Here’s Why The Bitcoin Price Fell Below The $70,000 Level Again

bitcoinist03/21 04:02

Humanity Protocol Weakens: Will the 6% Loss Trigger a Deeper Slide?

Humanity Protocol (H) is currently trading at $0.1084, reflecting a 6.92% loss, with daily volume dropping to $115.39 million. Technical indicators suggest a bearish trend, as the price tests the $0.1072 support level. A break below could lead to further declines toward $0.1060. The MACD is below the signal line and negative, indicating sustained selling pressure. The CMF value of -0.31 and an oversold RSI at 25.35 reinforce the bearish sentiment, though a short-term bounce remains possible. Without buyer intervention, the downtrend may continue. A reversal would require breaking resistance near $0.1096–$0.1108.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:51

Humanity Protocol Weakens: Will the 6% Loss Trigger a Deeper Slide?

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:51

Will RIVER crypto drop to $7.72 next as short leverage rises?

RIVER crypto has dropped 17% in the past 24 hours, invalidating a potential bullish cup-and-handle pattern and continuing its decline in line with a head-and-shoulders formation. The price is now targeting the $7.72 support level, a zone previously defended by bulls. Key factors driving the downturn include a significant rise in Open Interest—indicating increased short positioning—along with negative funding rates and dominant long liquidations, which have intensified selling pressure. Additionally, weak network activity, with declining transaction counts and transfer volumes, has further contributed to the bearish momentum. A pause at $7.72 could potentially allow for a rebound toward $20.

ambcrypto03/10 16:31

Will RIVER crypto drop to $7.72 next as short leverage rises?

ambcrypto03/10 16:31

Humanity Protocol [H] drops 8% – Can $0.128 demand zone hold?

Humanity Protocol (H) experienced an 8.04% price decline in 24 hours, accompanied by a 10.23% drop in Open Interest, signaling short-term bearish pressure. Despite this, some indicators suggest a potential bullish rebound. A key factor is the steady Spot Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), indicating consistent buying interest even as prices fell. The 1-day chart shows a bullish structure break from early February, with H currently trading around $0.134, near the critical 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.133. The $0.128-$0.136 zone has acted as a significant demand area, and a rebound from here could present a long opportunity. However, the On-Balance Volume (OBV) has hit a new low since February, indicating stronger selling pressure, while the RSI remains neutral. Key risks include Bitcoin’s bearish outlook and overall market fear, which may challenge H's recovery in the next 24-48 hours. A break below $0.128 would invalidate the bullish scenario.

ambcrypto03/09 21:01

Humanity Protocol [H] drops 8% – Can $0.128 demand zone hold?

ambcrypto03/09 21:01

Solana ETFs Are Beating Bitcoin On Relative Flows Despite SOL Crash

Despite a 57% crash in SOL's price since their July launch, spot Solana ETFs have attracted approximately $1.45 billion in inflows. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas called this a case of extremely unlucky timing but highlighted the resilience of these flows as a key positive signal. He noted that 50% of the assets come from serious institutional investors (13F filers), indicating a high-quality demand base. Balchunas made a striking comparison: when adjusted for market cap, these inflows are equivalent to $54 billion for Bitcoin—double what Bitcoin ETFs saw at a similar stage, even though Bitcoin's price was rising at that time. This suggests exceptionally strong relative demand for Solana products. While Bitcoin ETFs still dominate in absolute size with nearly $94.6 billion in assets, the persistent inflows into Solana ETFs during a severe price decline point to "sticky" institutional capital rather than short-term speculation. The analyst also cautioned against drawing broad conclusions from short-term price action, a point applicable to both Bitcoin and Solana. At the time of writing, SOL traded at $87.26.

bitcoinist03/06 20:02

Solana ETFs Are Beating Bitcoin On Relative Flows Despite SOL Crash

bitcoinist03/06 20:02

‘Undisclosed voting power’ – ACI’s exit claim sends AAVE tumbling 10%

Aave Chan Initiative (ACI), a key service provider, announced its exit from the Aave ecosystem, citing Aave Labs' "undisclosed voting power" and aggressive control as reasons. This follows a similar departure by BGD Labs last month. The ongoing governance crisis, which began with accusations of Aave Labs seizing DAO revenue, deepened after a controversial $50 million proposal passed narrowly. In response, Aave's CEO stated the protocol remains unaffected. However, investor confidence wavered, causing a 10% drop in the AAVE token price. Data shows major whales reduced their holdings by nearly half since January, reflecting growing concerns over centralization and governance.

ambcrypto03/04 13:02

‘Undisclosed voting power’ – ACI’s exit claim sends AAVE tumbling 10%