Dogwifhat (WIF) could fall to $1, Here’s why

Dogwifhat (WIF) could fall to $1, Here’s why

WIF Price

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At current the overall market appears a solid bearish, as top assets including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) experienced price falls of over 5.5%, 5.2%, and 10% respectively, in the last 24 hours. Amid this selling pressure, whale sell-off a significant 14.53 million of dogwifhat (WIF) tokens, as reported by an on-chain analytic firm Lookonchain.

Whale dumps $24 million of WIF tokens 

Today, on August 3, 2024, Lookonchain made a post on X (previously Twitter) stating that nearly five wallets that potentially belong to the same individual have dumped over $24 million worth of WIF tokens. However, this massive sell-off comes following the breakdown of a crucial support level of $157 in Solana.

Additionally, with this sell-off whale has made a return of over 4,500x in less than a year. According to Lookonchain, this whale has purchased this notable 14.53 million for $5,340.

As of writing, WIF is trading near $1.71 and has experienced over 12% downside momentum in the last 24 hours. Additionally, WIF’s open interest (OI) has also dropped by 5.5% during the same period, which signals lower interest from the crypto community amid this bearish outlook.

WIF technical analysis and key levels

According to expert technical analysis, WIF looks bearish and may fall another 15% and reach the $1.4 level, in the coming days. However, this level will act as a crucial support level for WIF. Meanwhile, if WIF further fails to maintain this $1.4 level, then it could experience more selling pressure to $0.90.

As of now, the major liquidation levels come near $1.58 on the lower level and $1.76 on the upper side, according to CoinGlass data. If WIF continues to fall and hit the $1.58 level, nearly $6 million of the long position will be liquidated. Conversely, if WIF experiences upside momentum and hits the $1.76 level, nearly $6 million of long will be liquidated.

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