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Wormhole Records Weekly Drop of 24 Percent as Whale Trading Dominates
Data indicates large holders are driving recent price declines in the Wormhole token, alongside signs of accumulation on select exchanges.
The Wormhole token experienced a decline of approximately 10% over a 24-hour period, extending its weekly loss to 24%. Analysis from CoinGlass attributes this downward pressure primarily to large holders, with the Whale Retail Delta rising to 0.323, signaling increased dominance by whale traders over retail activity.
Trading behavior varied across major platforms. Sell volume from whales on OKX significantly outweighed buy volume, exerting bearish pressure, while whale activity on Bybit remained neutral. Conversely, metrics indicated accumulation by large accounts on Binance, leading to suggestions that the decline may represent a liquidity-sweeping move.
Liquidation heatmap data shows a cluster of liquidity positioned above the prevailing price level compared to minimal liquidity below it, though sustaining any upward rebound would require substantial market momentum. At the same time, funding rate indicators suggested a reduction in short-term selling pressure.
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