Chainlink has remained under $10 since losing that level in mid-March, after dipping as low as $8.2. Whale activity increased, with more than 8,000 LINK withdrawn per day in the largest Binance outflows, while LINK traded around $9.1 with a 4.96% daily gain and a 74% jump in volume. If demand holds, the token could revisit $9.5 and test $10, though continued selling pressure could pull price back toward $8.4.

Dogecoin (DOGE) held the $0.09 level and briefly climbed to $0.093 before easing back to $0.092, up 1.86% on the day alongside a 7% rise in volume to above $1 billion. Spot activity showed net outflows, while Futures traders cut exposure amid $2.8 million in long liquidations. Indicators pointed to mixed momentum, with downside scenarios as low as $0.086 and potential upside toward $0.106 if Spot demand stays stronger.

Official Trump (TRUMP) has fallen more than 96% from its early-2025 all-time high as memecoins weakened alongside broader market stress. On March 29, the project team sold 5.48 million TRUMP worth $16 million, taking January-unlock sales to 17.25 million tokens worth $57 million. TRUMP is down over 41% in two months from $4.8 to $2.8, with indicators showing heavy selling pressure.

Bitcoin has remained below the realized price that excludes inactive supply for two months, leaving $72,500 as near-term resistance and adding pressure on holders. Short-term realized price is at $82.3k, while short-term holders' realized losses have stayed above $300 million per day, including a $372 million loss reported on March 29.

Aave (AAVE) fell below the $100 support level and slid to a three-week low of $96, with the token last trading around $97. The move left AAVE down 7.7% on the day and pushed its market cap lower by more than $200 million, while short-term momentum weakened below the 9- and 21-day moving averages.

Bitcoin fell to $65,548 before trading near $66,338, down 3.3% on the day, alongside heavy downside volatility. Liquidations reached $183 million, including $170 million in long positions, while on-chain trackers noted whales leaning into short exposure. Derivatives flows and momentum readings stayed negative, leaving $65k in focus, with $63,400 cited as a potential next level if selling persists.

Worldcoin (WLD) broke below the $0.3 level and printed a 6-month low of $0.2701, with the token trading at $0.282 at press time after a 9.03% daily drop. The Worldcoin team moved 89.65 million WLD worth $26.17 million to a new wallet and then sent funds to multiple centralized exchanges. Market data also showed heavy selling pressure, including $4.26 million in long liquidations and a market cap decline from $1 billion to $876 million.

Solana (SOL) was rejected at $93 and then lost the $90 support zone, sliding to $88 and trading around $88.2 at press time, down 4.5%. Derivatives metrics turned risk-off as Futures netflow fell 547% to –$103 million and Open Interest dipped 2% to $5 billion. One analyst said a bearish-flag setup could open downside toward $40–$45, while spot ETF inflows of $4.5 million may help limit further weakness.

Bitcoin has traded in an ascending channel since rebounding from $65k a week ago, extending its longest bullish streak since early January. BTC recently changed hands at $73,862, up 2.83% on the day, while data showed it outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq on a risk-adjusted basis over the past week and signaling a possible move toward $75,823 before a pullback.