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BNB Records $2 Billion Trading Volume as Launchpool Activity Increases and Lorentz Upgrade Completed; Price Down 2.99%
BNB is currently trading at $662.85, with a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $2 billion and a 24-hour price change of -2.99% from an opening price of $683.29. The recent price decline appears to follow a period of strong upward momentum earlier in May, with BNB reaching as high as $683.12 and maintaining a position as the #5 cryptocurrency by market capitalization. The launch of Huma Finance (HUMA) on Binance Launchpool, new token listings, and a zero-fee stablecoin withdrawal promotion have contributed to increased user activity and trading volume. However, despite these positive developments and ongoing bullish sentiment, short-term price fluctuations—including the recent dip—may be attributed to profit-taking after recent gains, technical adjustments following the Lorentz upgrade, and mixed analyst forecasts for the end of May.
$DOGE 4H PULLBACK ZONE – CAN BUYERS HOLD THE LINE AT $0.227?
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$DOGE /USDT is cooling off after hitting $0.25441 and now sits around $0.23199, marking a -3.67% dip. The pullback is healthy so far, and if bulls defend the $0.227 zone, we could see a fresh leg upward. Order flow leans bearish (60.61% ask), but buyers still have a chance to flip momentum.
Trade Setup:
Entry Zone: $0.2300 – $0.2325
TP1: $0.2385
TP2: $0.2470
Stop-Loss: Below $0.2260
Hold this level, and DOGE might stage a comeback. A bounce from this zone could lead to a retest of the $0.25+ highs.
WLD Sees 5.1% Price Dip After Funding-Driven Rally
Worldcoin (WLD) is currently trading at $1.413, down 5.10% over the past 24 hours from a 24h open of $1.489, with recent trading volumes ranging from $873.6 million to $1.12 billion and a market capitalization of approximately $2.34 billion. The recent price volatility and surge in trading activity were primarily driven by the announcement of a $135 million funding round led by a16z and Bain Capital Crypto, which initially boosted market sentiment and resulted in a sharp price rally earlier in the week. However, despite this positive catalyst and increased investor interest, the latest 24-hour period saw a price pullback, likely reflecting profit-taking after the rapid gains and stabilization following the major news event.
SUI Drops 4.81% Following Cetus Protocol Hack and $223M Loss
Sui (SUI) is currently trading at $3.6577 on Binance, reflecting a 4.81% decline over the past 24 hours, with robust trading volume and a market capitalization of approximately $12.46 billion. The recent price drop and increased volatility are primarily attributed to the security breach at Cetus Protocol, the largest decentralized exchange on the Sui network, which resulted in losses estimated between $223 million and $260 million and prompted temporary suspension of SUI token transactions on several South Korean exchanges. The hack led to a rapid decline in SUI’s price and a temporary depeg of USDC on the Sui network, while ongoing recovery efforts and a white hat bounty have been announced to address the incident.