The market has been a roller coaster these past few days. BTC once dropped to 24,111, feeling like a heart attack, then rebounded back to 87,000. The volatility has really scared people out of their wits.
A few recent events are worth noting. The options market is quite fierce, with $24 billion in Bitcoin options and $6 billion in Ethereum options expiring this Friday. Currently, put options are clearly dominant. Major players on the platform are also pulling out, with deposits halving from $7.9 billion to $3.9 billion, indicating risk aversion. Coupled with the flash crash of BTC this time, market sentiment remains quite tense.
However, from the weekly chart, several mainstream coins are approaching key support levels.
ADA is now around 0.35, having dipped to a low of 0.3466 last week. It’s less than 10% away from the start point of its rally last November at 0.3201, with weekly support levels right in front of us.
XRP’s situation is similar; the current price is close to this year’s April low of 1.6134. Last week, it dipped to 1.7711. A further 10% decline would bring it to that critical support level.
DOGE is now at 0.127, with the starting point of its rally last October at 0.10931. There isn’t much room to fall from this position.
Looking at these coins’ trends, it’s either a continued drop to test how strong the bottom is, or it’s about time for a rebound. Recently, there was an incident where a big player called for the US economic growth prospects, which sparked traders’ expectations of liquidity warming, possibly boosting risk appetite. We’ll just have to see how the market develops.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 5h ago
That moment at 24111 was truly incredible; I thought it was going to be liquidated directly.
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Anon32942
· 5h ago
24111 That moment really couldn't be held back anymore. This flash crash is truly outrageous.
Big players are all fleeing, what does that indicate... The selling pressure before options expire on Friday still needs to be watched.
Support levels are in place. If ADA and XRP drop another notch, someone should step in to buy, right?
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DeFiDoctor
· 6h ago
The clinical presentation of this wave of flash crashes is quite typical—obvious signs of large account capital outflows, and the halving of deposits is indeed worth being cautious about.
However, speaking of which, ADA, XRP, and DOGE are all currently hovering near key support levels. Based on liquidity indicators, they are either about to test the bottom or are due for a rebound. It also depends on whether the Federal Reserve will truly signal easing, so as to better judge if there will be any complications in subsequent strategies.
It is recommended to regularly review the weekly performance of these coins to avoid being caught by short-term volatility tricks.
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TokenStorm
· 6h ago
240 billion options expire on Friday. So many put orders. I bet the last one will be swept up [dog head].
Once the on-chain data is out, these support levels should be tested. The problem is I never listen to my own advice.
Big players are leaving so quickly. Are we small investors going to be pushed out at the bottom? I'm used to it.
ADA is just under 10%, reaching 0.32. The technicals look good, but I don't have enough miner fees to close my positions.
Heart stops and bounces back. This is my daily routine in crypto trading. It's beyond saving now.
Liquidity warming up? I only see the knives of options flashing.
XRP drops another 10% to test the bottom. I bet it won't, but I can't be sure.
Will DOGE break 0.10? Honestly, I want to know too. Just go all-in first and see.
Next week, this market must reverse, or all the on-chain data will be meaningless.
This wave, either eat noodles or eat meat. Let's see who runs faster. Anyway, it's not me.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 6h ago
24111 That moment really scared me. We'll have to see how Friday's options explode this time.
Big investors are all fleeing, and the 3.9 billion in deposits is quite desperate.
ADA, XRP, DOGE are almost at the bottom. Should we gamble or wait for news?
Liquidity recovery sounds good, but it feels like we need to shake things up a bit more.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 6h ago
At that moment, I immediately closed the app, afraid of seeing a heart attack.
What does it mean when big players are fleeing? Does it mean someone knows something?
With so many puts expiring on Friday, will there be another drop later?
The market has been a roller coaster these past few days. BTC once dropped to 24,111, feeling like a heart attack, then rebounded back to 87,000. The volatility has really scared people out of their wits.
A few recent events are worth noting. The options market is quite fierce, with $24 billion in Bitcoin options and $6 billion in Ethereum options expiring this Friday. Currently, put options are clearly dominant. Major players on the platform are also pulling out, with deposits halving from $7.9 billion to $3.9 billion, indicating risk aversion. Coupled with the flash crash of BTC this time, market sentiment remains quite tense.
However, from the weekly chart, several mainstream coins are approaching key support levels.
ADA is now around 0.35, having dipped to a low of 0.3466 last week. It’s less than 10% away from the start point of its rally last November at 0.3201, with weekly support levels right in front of us.
XRP’s situation is similar; the current price is close to this year’s April low of 1.6134. Last week, it dipped to 1.7711. A further 10% decline would bring it to that critical support level.
DOGE is now at 0.127, with the starting point of its rally last October at 0.10931. There isn’t much room to fall from this position.
Looking at these coins’ trends, it’s either a continued drop to test how strong the bottom is, or it’s about time for a rebound. Recently, there was an incident where a big player called for the US economic growth prospects, which sparked traders’ expectations of liquidity warming, possibly boosting risk appetite. We’ll just have to see how the market develops.