# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Sell-Off

Arthur Hayes dumps $3.1M in DeFi tokens: Strategic exit or panic signal?

On February 9, 2026, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes sold $3.1 million worth of DeFi tokens, including $1.06M in ENA, $954K in ETHFI, and $1.14M in PENDLE. These tokens had already plummeted between 85% and 94% from their previous highs. The move sparked debate over whether it was a strategic exit or a sign of panic. Market analysis showed all three tokens were deeply oversold, with weak recovery prospects. ENA was down 86%, PENDLE 81%, and ETHFI 94.53%, each struggling with bearish sentiment and lack of catalysts. While some accused Hayes of "selling the bottom," others suggested it could be a tactical shift into stablecoins ahead of broader market moves. The DeFi sector remains fragile, with uncertain recovery timelines and potential further downside risk.

ambcrypto02/09 14:02

Bitcoin enters a reset phase: Whales sell as BTC leverage gets flushed

ambcrypto02/09 07:02

SPX6900 tests 2025 lows: Why SPX’s quick recovery looks unlikely

SPX6900, a memecoin parodying the S&P 500, has declined significantly, dropping 51.95% over 30 days and 8.79% in the past week, aligning with broader memecoin sector losses. Despite a recent 10.2% rally, trading volume remains low. The weekly structure is still bullish, holding above the March 2025 low of $0.2533, but Bitcoin's bearish trend poses a risk. A quick recovery appears unlikely, and any bounce—potentially up to $0.45 or even $0.58–$0.678—could be a selling opportunity. Traders should monitor Bitcoin's movement and expect high volatility. While buying at current lows is high-risk, it may offer high rewards for those willing to gamble.

ambcrypto02/07 21:02

Bitcoin – Is MARA’s $87M BTC move more evidence of miner distress?

Bitcoin's recent price decline below $60,000 has intensified distress across the mining sector. Publicly listed miner MARA moved $87 million worth of BTC (1,318 coins) to exchanges, likely for selling, amid the downturn. Miner revenue has plunged to $28.3 million daily, a 36% year-on-year drop, reaching levels last seen in Q3 2024. The Hash Ribbons metric confirms that miner capitulation, which began in late November, is ongoing and may even be worsening. Rising miner outflows, hitting a yearly high of 10.75k BTC, suggest sell-offs are accelerating. This increasing selling pressure could cap any strong Bitcoin price rebound, potentially leading to further declines or extended consolidation.

ambcrypto02/07 06:04

Mining Stocks And Asian Markets Hit As Bitcoin Tumbles Under $65K

Bitcoin's decline below $65,000 has triggered a broad sell-off, affecting mining stocks and Asian markets. The cryptocurrency briefly fell near $60,000, a 15-month low, before a slight recovery. On-chain data indicates large holders (whales and sharks) have sold approximately 81,000 BTC over eight days, reducing their supply share to a nine-month low. Meanwhile, smaller investors increased their holdings. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 9, reflecting extreme fear. Mining companies like Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms saw significant stock declines, with some hitting 52-week lows. Asian equities also fell amid a global tech sell-off and concerns over U.S. monetary policy. Analysts warn that continued volatility is likely due to macroeconomic uncertainty and large-holder selling.

bitcoinist02/07 05:02

FARTCOIN: How $64.8M whale sell-off hurt the memecoin’s price

FARTCOIN, a top memecoin, plunged 15% amid a broader crypto market crash. The decline was driven by significant sell pressure, including $64.87 million in whale sell-offs and over $5 million in long liquidations over two days. It was the most sold token among smart money traders, with high selling volume on Pump.fun. Open Interest also fell sharply across major exchanges, indicating waning investor confidence. Although a short-term rebound is possible, the memecoin remains at risk of further declines, mirroring the overall market downturn.

ambcrypto02/07 04:01

Analysts Warn Bitcoin May Face Further Downside After Major Sell‑Off

Bitcoin (BTC) briefly fell to around $60,000, a 17-month low, before recovering to $70,667. Analysts warn that selling pressure from large holders (whales) and significant outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs are driving the decline. Concerns over a potential "Crypto Winter" are growing, with few signs of a bottom. While some analysts compare the drop to the post-FTX collapse period and warn of further downside, others suggest the market may be nearing "exhaustion" and entering a "peak fear" phase that could precede stabilization. BTC has since rebounded, gaining 10% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist02/06 23:02

Bitcoin bounce steadies crypto markets after sharp sell-off

Bitcoin rebounded sharply on 6 February, climbing to approximately $70,300—a 12% daily gain—after briefly dipping to around $60,000, its lowest level in months. The recovery stabilized crypto markets and triggered broad-based gains across major digital assets, including Ethereum (up over 7%) and Solana (up 6%). Technical indicators, such as oversold RSI levels and the Puell Multiple near 0.71, suggest this was a relief rally following forced selling rather than a new bullish phase. While the rebound eased near-term downside fears, sustained upside requires further buying support or improved macro conditions.

ambcrypto02/06 20:49

XRP snaps back after near-20% sell-off as volatility dominates post-crash trading

XRP experienced a sharp rebound on February 6, surging over 24% intraday to around $1.50 after a steep 19.64% sell-off the previous day drove its price down to $1.21. The rapid recovery, fueled by high trading volume of 449 million, indicates active dip-buying and short-covering rather than a low-liquidity drift. Despite the bounce, the token's price action remains highly volatile and reactive to broader market movements, with sentiment still elevated at 78%. This suggests continued instability rather than a sustained trend reversal. XRP's sharper rebound compared to Bitcoin highlights its higher volatility and sensitivity to shifts in market risk appetite.

ambcrypto02/06 17:44

Institutional Liquidation + Forced Selling Cascade, Is Bitcoin's Next Stop the 50,000s?

Bitcoin experienced significant volatility, falling toward the $60,000 support level before rebounding on Friday. Analysts warn that institutional investors are selling off cryptocurrency holdings aggressively, potentially driving Bitcoin further down to the $40,000–$50,000 range. U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have seen a sharp reversal, with data indicating a shift from net buying to net selling. According to Markus Thielen of 10X Research, ETF investors who entered at an average cost of $90,000 are now facing substantial losses and are capitulating. The sell-off may have been triggered by highly leveraged positions in funds like BlackRock’s IBIT being liquidated, exacerbating market pressure. Over $2 billion in crypto positions were liquidated on Thursday alone, with an additional $800 million on Friday. Bitcoin’s decline correlates with a broader drop in tech stocks and risk assets. Having fallen more than 40% from its all-time high, some analysts predict further downside, with a potential retreat to $50,000 or lower after a brief consolidation or minor recovery.

华尔街日报02/06 12:18