1:24 PM · 3 March 2023

Dogecoin plunges as concerns over Silvergate weigh on sentiment

Mounting worries about the fallout of crypto-focused US bank Silvergate Capital sent shockwaves through crypto markets. Bitcoin lost over 6.0% and briefly dropped below $22,000  as long liquidations hit highest level since August. Smaller projects followed in BTC footsteps and also recorded sharp declines. Dogecoin price plunged 9.0% and dropped below major support at $0.07725 which is marked with previous price reactions, 200 SMA (red line) and 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of the last upward wave. Currently buyers attempt to erase some losses, nevertheless as long as price sits below the aforementioned level, sell-off may deepen towards October 2022 lows at $0.0550. Additionally the Supply Distribution chart shows that the number of large investors, which own from 1 million to 10 million DOGE decreased significantly, which supports the bearish scenario.

Number of Doge large investors so called 'whales' has fallen sharply in recent days. Source: Santiment

DOGECOIN, D1 interval. Source: xStation5

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