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Analyst: If BTC falls to $82,700, there may be a risk of more than $500 million in long positions being liquidated According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, who wrote on the X platform, if Bitcoin falls to $82,700, there may be a liquidation risk for long positions of about $543.84 million. The market shows that BTC is currently fluctuating in the $85,000 range. In the past 24 hours, the entire network has been liquidated by $239 million, including $163 million in short positions and $75.9349 million in long positions.

Analysts say ETH may have completed the bottoming of this round of market, and on-chain indicators show that it may be close to the reversal range According to Ali Martinez, a crypto analyst, ETH may have completed the clearing phase of this market cycle. He pointed out that ETH's "physical adjustment dormant flow" has fallen below 1 million. This on-chain indicator usually indicates the macro bottom area, indicating that ETH may be undervalued, long-term holders have no intention of selling, and there may be "smart money" accumulating at low levels. The current price of ETH is about $1,557, down 17% from two years ago, while BTC has risen nearly 100% over the same period. Although market sentiment remains depressed, Martinez warned that if selling pressure continues, ETH may fall further to $1,200. But some analysts, NotWojak, believe that ETH is expected to break through and test $1,835. Another trader pointed out that BTC's market capitalization share (BTC.D) is approaching a high, which may pave the way for a short-term rebound in altcoins. Currently, BTC.D is about 63.5%. (newsbtc)

DOGE plunged 22% after whales dumped over 1.3 billion tokens, compounded by global market uncertainty and weak retail sentiment. Despite volatility, over 50% of DOGE holders remain in profit, giving it a buffer—but direction remains uncertain amid whale moves and macro pressures. Dogecoin (DOGE) took a nosedive after massive whale activity sent shockwaves through the market. For better context, CNF had also anticipated a Dogecoin (DOGE) alternative set to reach $1 in 2025—currently trading at only $0.02. On April 7 and 8, wallets holding over a billion DOGE each dumped a combined 1.32 billion tokens, according to on-chain analyst Ali Martinez, who shared the data in a tweet. Whales sold over 1.32 billion Dogecoin (DOGE) in the last 48 hours, as shown by data from Santimentfeed. Whales sold over 1.32 billion #Dogecoin $DOGE in the last 48 hours, as shown by data from @santimentfeed ! pic.twitter.com/K3n6sD03Kl — Ali (@ali_charts) April 9, 2025 This triggered a swift price drop from $0.168 to a low of $0.131—a 22% fall in just days. The move followed a broader pullback from DOGE’s local high of $0.206 on March 25, signaling increasing market stress. While the selloff alone would’ve been enough to raise eyebrows, it was amplified by global market volatility. As tensions between the U.S. and China intensified—especially after China imposed an 84% tariff on U.S. car imports—investors across the board began offloading riskier assets. Bitcoin, often a bellwether for crypto sentiment, dropped below $68K, sending ripple effects across the altcoin space. DOGE, being highly sentiment-driven , wasn’t spared. The timing of the whale transactions points to a tactical retreat as prices began to decline—adding pressure just as retail sentiment faltered. According to more recent updates, the massive transfers tracked by both Whale Alert and Santiment weren’t just random—they were strategic. Despite the panic, all isn’t lost. Data from Glassnode shows 50.8% of DOGE holders remain in profit—better than Ethereum (31.6%) or Solana (44.9%). According to the updates, Dogecoin lags behind XRP (81.6%) and TRX (84.6%) in year-to-date gains. This middle-of-the-pack position gives DOGE some cushion but little clarity on short-term direction. In short: DOGE isn’t out of the woods yet, but it’s not completely sinking either. The next few days will be critical. Specifically, CNF previously reported that crypto insiders have identified a bullish token that could overshadow Dogecoin (DOGE) in 2025 with a projected 23,570% price rally. As of now, Dogecoin is trading around $0.1577, rebounding slightly from recent lows. CoinMarketCap shows a mild 9.25% uptick. See DOGE Price chart below.

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A crypto wallet reportedly tied to World Liberty Financial (WLFI)—a project sometimes associated with the Trump family—has sold off a large amount of Ethereum (ETH), sending ripples through the crypto community. Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain reported that 5,471 ETH, worth about $8.01 million at the time, was sold in a single transaction. The sale price was $1,465 per ETH, drawing attention not only for its size but because it likely represents steep losses for the seller. Related: Trump-Linked World Liberty Financial Announces USD1 Airdrop Test If this wallet connection is accurate, the sale marks a major realized loss for WLFI holdings. The project is believed by some market watchers to have originally purchased a larger sum of 67,498 ETH at an average price near $3,259 per token, totaling an initial investment around $210 million. Comparing the sale price to that average purchase price indicates a loss of over 55% on the ETH sold. Based on current market prices around $1,400-$1,500 per ETH, the remaining reported WLFI holding still faces a substantial paper loss exceeding $100 million. WLFI previously gained attention partly due to its reported links with the Trump family. Related: Pro-XRP Lawyer Deaton Predicts XRP Will Flip Ethereum by End of Year Eric Trump was named in some reports as a “Web3 ambassador” for a related project. His earlier public bullishness on Ethereum now contrasts sharply with the asset being down more than 40% since some of those comments were made, according to TradingView data. As per the data from CoinMarketCap , Ethereum trades at $1,488.08, down more than 5% in the past 24 hours. The token faces significant resistance levels overhead, including the 21-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $1,796 and the 50-day EMA at $2,068. According to prominent analyst Ali Martinez , ETH could continue to crash until it reaches the $1,200 price tag, where the second-largest digital asset could find its “footing.” The daily chart confirms a very low Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading near 25.61, signaling that ETH is currently deeply oversold. While oversold conditions can sometimes precede bounces, the RSI’s downward direction suggests a potential retest of the $1,200 support level remains possible. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.