# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Sell-Off

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Circle stock drops nearly 20% as stablecoin yield restrictions spark concern

Shares of Circle Internet Group (CRCL) fell nearly 19% on March 24, dropping from an intraday high of around $127 to approximately $102. The sharp decline followed a strong rally earlier in March and was accompanied by high trading volume, indicating a shift in investor sentiment. The sell-off appears linked to emerging regulatory concerns, particularly a draft legislative proposal that could prohibit platforms from offering yield or interest-like rewards for holding stablecoins. This restriction, which targets both direct and indirect incentives, may impact Circle’s USDC stablecoin growth and user engagement. The proposal would still permit activity-based rewards but could reduce stablecoins' competitiveness against traditional financial products. The move underscores the sensitivity of crypto equities to regulatory developments.

ambcrypto03/24 18:02

Circle stock drops nearly 20% as stablecoin yield restrictions spark concern

ambcrypto03/24 18:02

Middle East Conflict Rekindles Rate Hike Expectations, Gold Suffers Worst Sell-off in 43 Years

Gold suffered its worst weekly decline in 43 years, with spot prices falling for eight consecutive sessions—the longest losing streak since October 2023. Silver also plunged over 15%, while platinum and palladium followed lower. The sell-off was triggered by escalating Middle East conflicts, which drove up oil prices and reinforced expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes rather than cuts. Market bets on a Fed hike by October rose to 50%, reducing the appeal of non-yielding gold amid higher real rate prospects. Technical indicators worsened, with RSI falling below 30, triggering stop-losses and self-reinforcing selling. Gold ETFs saw outflows for three straight weeks, losing over 60 tons. The situation echoes the 1983 crash when OPEC nations sold gold reserves to raise cash amid an oil price collapse. Despite a 4% year-to-date gain, macro conditions have deteriorated. Rising energy prices may reduce global GDP by 0.3% and lift inflation by 0.5-0.6%, increasing stagflation risks. Gold’s future trajectory hinges on real rates and geopolitical developments—further rate hike expectations could sustain pressure, while any de-escalation may revive safe-haven demand.

marsbit03/23 02:52

Middle East Conflict Rekindles Rate Hike Expectations, Gold Suffers Worst Sell-off in 43 Years

marsbit03/23 02:52

WLFI shows strength amid broader market sell-off: But is it a trap?

The crypto market, including Bitcoin, faced a sharp sell-off following comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump, with BTC dropping below $68k. Despite the downturn, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) showed relative strength, gaining 2% while Bitcoin fell over 3%. However, the longer-term trend for WLFI remains bearish. A key support zone of $0.095-$0.10 was breached, and it is now acting as resistance. Volume indicators like OBV, A/D, and CMF suggest continued selling pressure and capital outflows. Although a short-term bounce above $0.10 is possible if Bitcoin recovers, WLFI’s bearish structure persists. A break above $0.107 is needed to turn the trend bullish. Traders are advised to maintain a cautious or bearish bias.

ambcrypto03/23 02:01

WLFI shows strength amid broader market sell-off: But is it a trap?

ambcrypto03/23 02:01

Gold’s Buy Climax Is Playing Out, And Bitcoin Could Pay The Price

Gold's recent sharp reversal from its all-time high is influencing Bitcoin's price trajectory, according to analyst Joao Wedson. He outlines a sequence where a euphoria-driven "buy climax" in gold leads to a peak, followed by high volatility, which then triggers a sharp reaction in Bitcoin. After a significant drop, gold's decline of roughly 18.5% in under two months is now creating outsized risk for Bitcoin, which tends to react violently during the late stages of gold's weakness. While Bitcoin has underperformed gold this year, it has recently begun to outperform it. A sustained Bitcoin rally is only expected to begin once gold's distribution phase ends and capital rotates back into risk assets, a process that may take months and not be fully evident until late 2026.

bitcoinist03/22 19:01

Gold’s Buy Climax Is Playing Out, And Bitcoin Could Pay The Price

bitcoinist03/22 19:01

Crypto market extends losses as Bitcoin struggles below $70K after Fed-driven sell-off

The crypto market extended losses on 19 March, with total market capitalization declining 1.70% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin fell 2.9% and struggled to hold above the key $70,000 level, trading near $69,254. Other major cryptocurrencies also declined, including Ethereum (-3.2%), XRP (-1.0%), Solana (-1.5%), and BNB (-1.7%). The sell-off was driven by the Federal Reserve's signal that persistent inflation risks may delay interest rate cuts, leading to tighter liquidity and reduced risk appetite. While the pace of decline has slowed, indicating potential consolidation, Bitcoin's failure to reclaim $70,000 and its pattern of lower highs suggest a short-term downtrend remains intact. A sustained move below this level could reinforce bearish momentum and keep market sentiment fragile.

ambcrypto03/19 15:58

Crypto market extends losses as Bitcoin struggles below $70K after Fed-driven sell-off

ambcrypto03/19 15:58

PIPPIN crashes 49% after $560K transfer to exchanges triggers sell-off

PIPPIN experienced a sharp 49% price decline, falling from the $0.35–$0.40 range to around $0.19. On-chain data indicates that two wallets transferred approximately $560,000 worth of PIPPIN to Gate.io just minutes before the sell-off began. The rapid price drop triggered a cascade of long liquidations, flipping the funding rate deeply negative to -0.8. The move underscores how exchange inflows and derivatives activity can rapidly shift sentiment in low-liquidity markets. While the market is now short-dominated, the extreme positioning could also set the stage for a short-term rebound if buying interest returns.

ambcrypto03/17 16:16

PIPPIN crashes 49% after $560K transfer to exchanges triggers sell-off

ambcrypto03/17 16:16

Miners Stop Mining Bitcoin, Sell Electricity to AI

Amid a severe mining profitability crisis in early 2026, with Bitcoin's price below production costs, major mining firms are strategically pivoting from Bitcoin mining to selling power to AI data centers. Publicly traded miners, including Core Scientific, Marathon Digital (MARA), and Bitdeer, have collectively sold over 15,000 BTC to fund this transition. They are repurposing their energy-intensive operations into high-density AI computing facilities, capitalizing on the explosive demand for AI inference workloads, which offers more stable, long-term dollar-denominated contracts compared to the volatility of crypto mining revenues. Financial analysts note that shifting power from mining to AI can increase asset valuation by over 10x. While this mass sell-off has contributed to negative market sentiment and some of the longest "miner capitulation" periods on record, on-chain metrics simultaneously suggest Bitcoin may be nearing a cyclical bottom. Ultimately, this shift transforms these companies from perpetual Bitcoin sellers into neutral or even potential future buyers, strengthening the Bitcoin network's long-term health by removing structural selling pressure and creating a more efficient mining ecosystem.

marsbit03/11 03:42

Miners Stop Mining Bitcoin, Sell Electricity to AI

marsbit03/11 03:42

Bitcoin: Bhutan sells amid MSTR’s $1.28B BTC buy – Strategic move?

The article examines the contrasting Bitcoin strategies of institutional players against a backdrop of market uncertainty. While MicroStrategy (MSTR) executed a massive $1.28 billion BTC purchase, demonstrating long-term conviction, the Royal Government of Bhutan and mining firm MARA sold significant holdings. This divergence highlights a split between "smart money" exiting for risk management and deliberate accumulators. Technical indicators, including a stalled rally near $74k, negative funding rates, and a negative Coinbase Premium Index, suggest widespread caution. The analysis concludes that these mixed signals and geopolitical FUD make a decisive break above the $75,000 resistance level unlikely in the near term.

ambcrypto03/10 15:51

Bitcoin: Bhutan sells amid MSTR’s $1.28B BTC buy – Strategic move?

ambcrypto03/10 15:51

Analyst Flags ‘Suspicious’ $280 Million XRP Move By Ripple Outside Of Unlock Schedule

Ripple transferred 200 million XRP (worth $280 million) outside its usual monthly escrow release, sparking speculation and concern among analysts and the XRP community. The transaction, flagged as "suspicious," was initially feared to be a potential sell-off that could impact XRP's price. However, on-chain data later confirmed the transfer was internal—between two Ripple-controlled wallets—with no external outflow. The movement is now believed to be related to internal rebalancing or an OTC settlement, rather than a market sale.

bitcoinist03/10 03:32

Analyst Flags ‘Suspicious’ $280 Million XRP Move By Ripple Outside Of Unlock Schedule

bitcoinist03/10 03:32

Liquidity shock? LIT drops 16% after Justin Sun pulls funds from Lighter

LIT, the native token of Lighter DEX, dropped over 16% to a record low of $1.15 following reports that Justin Sun withdrew $40.76 million from its liquidity pool. In total, Sun removed $152 million, representing 18% of the platform's total USDC TVL. This triggered significant net outflows of $155.1 million on March 5th, the second-largest daily withdrawal in the platform’s history. Sun clarified that he was “rebalancing” his wallets and intends to redeposit the funds, reaffirming his long-term bullish stance on Lighter. Despite the sell-off, major LIT whales did not reduce their holdings, suggesting the downturn was driven by retail and leveraged traders.

ambcrypto03/07 07:03

Liquidity shock? LIT drops 16% after Justin Sun pulls funds from Lighter