BlackRock clients were reported to have sold $177.95 million worth of Bitcoin, adding uncertainty around institutional positioning as BTC trades near a key support area. Bitcoin was around $73,397 while testing the lower bound of an ascending channel near $73.8K, with bearish MACD readings and a downside level cited at $65,657 if support fails. At the same time, exchange data showed net outflows of $17.31 million and the NVT Golden Cross fell 905.57% to -0.1688, suggesting on-chain conditions were not signaling an overheated market.

Immutable (IMX) posted its largest exchange outflow day of 2026, with over 4.67 million IMX leaving exchange wallets as traders appeared to shift toward holding. IMX stayed above the $0.163 support while an inverse head-and-shoulders setup kept the $0.202 neckline in focus, alongside a top-trader Long/Short split of 60.12% vs 39.88%.

Worldcoin (WLD) rose more than 22% over the past 24 hours as trading volume increased 38%, with price reaching $0.3515 and market cap expanding nearly 13%. Despite the rally, spot netflows stayed negative at -$167.45K, while WLD reclaimed $0.3416 and broke above a descending channel. Binance top traders remained long-heavy at 70.35% (Long/Short Ratio: 2.37), as RSI moved above 74 and price eyed resistance near $0.4387.

Akash Network’s AKT slid more than 12% over the last 24 hours as volume fell 32.82% to about $9.93 million and market cap dipped 13.11% to nearly $204.34 million. After a sharp rejection below $0.906, price pulled back toward the $0.595 support while RSI cooled from above 74 to near 52. Long liquidations topped $56K versus roughly $1.85K in shorts, with Binance contributing over $37K and Gate more than $13K.

Dogecoin (DOGE) printed a TD Sequential sell signal on the 3-day chart near $0.109 after a run from $0.089 toward highs above $0.112. Despite cooling momentum, DOGE stayed above the $0.1078 support and remained within the broader $0.0899–$0.1174 range, while derivatives data showed shorts taking the bulk of liquidations.

Optimism (OP) gained 11.14% to $0.1656 as trading volume jumped 88.31% to $233.1M, following a breakout above the $0.1397 neckline. Despite the surge, OP stayed below the nearby high around $0.1718 while indicators turned overbought and Binance top traders remained heavily net-long.

StakeStone (STO) jumped from $0.11 to about $1.87 in two days before sliding to roughly $0.76, after a sharp volatility spike. A newly created wallet first withdrew 25.5 million STO ($4.85 million; 11.32% of supply) from Binance, then later deposited 28 million STO ($10.12 million; 12.43% of supply) to Gate. Technical readings showed an overheated move, with RSI hitting 97.33 and Open Interest rising 344% to around $180 million.

Ethereum [ETH] is seeing heavy short pressure after two new wallets deposited 6.8 million USDC into Hyperliquid to open 20x shorts on 17,032 ETH worth $35.65 million. The shorts appear tightly risk-managed, with liquidation levels near $2,466 and $2,319, while broader positioning stays long-leaning as ETH holds above the reclaimed $2,140–$2,160 support zone.

Bitcoin [BTC] has stayed capped below $71K even as 1,635 BTC worth $110.7 million left major exchanges over the past week and fresh wallets added another 450 BTC ($30.08M) plus 1,000 BTC ($67.25M). The market remains range-bound between $64K support and $71K resistance, with overhead pressure from a descending trendline and the 50-day EMA near $71,040. On-chain and order-flow readings suggest accumulation and buyer absorption are ongoing, but price has yet to expand beyond the range.