# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Sell-Off

Dogecoin faces a sharp sell-off: What’s behind DOGE’s tumble?

Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a sharp decline of over 24%, nearly erasing its 2026 gains amid broader cryptocurrency market weakness. Key factors behind the drop include significant ETF outflows totaling 406.96K on January 20, signaling a shift in investor sentiment and potential preparation for a sell-off. Additionally, large inflows to exchanges—$702 million in total on January 17 and 20—historically precede market exits, indicating investors may be selling. Currently trading around $0.125, DOGE is testing a critical support zone. If it fails to hold the $0.122–0.1225 range, it could drop to $0.08. With bearish momentum and negative indicators, DOGE faces a potential deeper correction.

ambcrypto01/21 12:02

Altcoin market sees sharp drawdown as selling pressure accelerates

The altcoin market experienced a sharp sell-off, with its total market cap excluding Bitcoin and stablecoins falling by approximately $50 billion (over 4%) to around $1.2 trillion. Trading volume remained high at $147 billion, indicating active selling rather than low liquidity. Major altcoins saw significant weekly declines: Ethereum dropped nearly 7%, Solana and XRP both fell over 11%, while Dogecoin and Cardano lost more than 14%. Monero led the downturn with a 25% weekly decline. Market structure weakened as the altcoin market failed to hold the $1.3 trillion level, with technical indicators like the RSI falling below 40, signaling strong bearish momentum. Bitcoin's drop below $90,000 further accelerated the altcoin sell-off, reflecting a classic risk-off rotation where traders reduce exposure to higher-risk assets. Altcoins remain vulnerable to further downside in the near term.

ambcrypto01/20 22:32

Why is crypto down today? Tariff jitters, seller dominance explained

The cryptocurrency market experienced a decline, with total capitalization dropping 1.97% to $3.05 trillion. Bitcoin fell below $94.5k, triggering market-wide sell-offs. The downturn was largely attributed to risk-off sentiment driven by U.S. President Donald Trump's signals of potential tariff actions against Europe, which also negatively impacted U.S. stock futures. Over $700 million in positions were liquidated on January 19th. While institutional demand remains strong—with companies like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet increasing Bitcoin holdings—it hasn't been sufficient to counter selling pressure. Analysts noted that sellers have regained dominance in derivatives markets, with the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio indicating a seller-controlled regime. Further downside is possible in the near term as bearish sentiment persists.

ambcrypto01/20 19:02

Bitcoin volatility rises: Should traders reassess BTC’s path to $100K?

Bitcoin experienced a 5.67% decline from its recent high of $97.9K, entering a short-term retracement phase and losing the $94.5K resistance level. Despite this, analysts noted significant profit-taking activity, with 41,800 BTC moved to exchanges in 24 hours. The market shows mixed signals: the Put/Call Ratio of 0.71 and strong institutional ETF flows reflect optimism, while derivatives data indicates a bullish shift in buyer sentiment. However, selling pressure remains, and Bitcoin must defend the $91.1K support level to sustain a potential recovery. The overall outlook suggests cautious optimism amid ongoing volatility.

ambcrypto01/20 13:02

Celestia price analysis: Inside TIA’s 13% sell-off and what comes next

ambcrypto01/20 07:02

FARTCOIN sinks 18% – New year’s memecoin mania starts to unwind!

FARTCOIN experienced a significant 18.5% weekly decline, leading a broader downturn in the memecoin market. The price drop was gradual, with technical indicators like RSI and MACD turning bearish, and declining Open Interest and weak Funding Rates reflecting reduced trader appetite. The sell-off was not isolated, as major memecoins like DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, BONK, FLOKI, and WIF all saw substantial losses, indicating a market-wide cooling of sentiment. The initial new year memecoin enthusiasm has faded, with investors pulling back from high-risk bets in the sector.

ambcrypto01/20 04:02

PENGU falls below $0.011 – Is Manchester City partnership a trap?

PENGU opened the year near $0.009 and saw an initial surge to $0.013 on speculative buying, but momentum quickly faded. Profit-taking and leveraged sell-offs drove the price below $0.011, accelerated by stop-loss triggers and broader market risk aversion. The recent partnership announcement with Manchester City failed to sustain bullish momentum as traders sold the news, recognizing its long-term focus on NFTs and merchandise rather than immediate utility. Technical indicators turned bearish. The key range to watch is now $0.010–$0.012. A break below $0.010 could lead to further declines, while a reclaim of $0.012 is needed to restore bullish structure and confidence.

ambcrypto01/20 00:03

TRUMP tests $4.80 as the team’s $2 mln deposit shakes market confidence

Trump's TRUMP token faces significant selling pressure after the Trump team deposited 381,000 tokens (worth over $2 million) onto Binance, signaling potential sell-off intentions. The token’s price dropped 6.25% to $4.95, with trading volume surging 92% to $301 million, indicating heightened market activity. Technical analysis shows TRUMP is in a downtrend, trading below the 50-day EMA, with critical support at $4.80. A break below this level may lead to further declines. Despite bearish short-term sentiment, some investors are accumulating, reflecting mixed market outlooks. Open Interest fell 4.88%, suggesting reduced speculative activity.

ambcrypto01/19 18:02

Trump’s tariff shock sends Bitcoin reeling – Can BTC’s support hold?

Former President Trump's announcement of new 10% tariffs on European allies triggered a sharp crypto market sell-off, with over $4 billion in Bitcoin liquidated in one hour. BTC dropped 2.26% to test the $93,000 support level, while altcoins like ETH, XRP, and SOL fell more sharply. Despite the sell-off, technical indicators suggest the drop is a correction within a bull market, not a trend reversal. Market sentiment remains neutral, with the Fear and Greed Index at 45. A break below $93,000 could lead to a test of the $87,000 liquidity zone.

ambcrypto01/19 17:01

Bitcoin OGs’ sell-off falls by 73%, but will that help BTC’s Q1 outlook?

Bitcoin's recovery prospects are improving as selling pressure from long-term holders, known as OGs, has dropped by 73% over two years, falling from 3,000 BTC to 1,000 BTC. This reduction in selling, combined with reset market conditions from late 2025, supports a solid recovery. Institutional demand is now nearly five times the new supply from miners, with 30k BTC absorbed compared to 5.7k minted. Analysts project continued institutional inflows in 2026, aided by regulatory developments. The True MVRV indicator suggests potential for further price growth, though a surge toward 1.5 or 2.0 could signal a cooling off. BTC currently trades at $95.5k, up 18% from its Q4 2025 low.

ambcrypto01/16 05:02