Outflow from the spot market for Dogecoin (DOGE) reached $120 million in April — what’s next
The sell-off of DOGE is intensifying. Since the beginning of April, DOGE has recorded a steady net outflow of funds from the market — over $120 million. During the same period, net inflows amount to less than $5 million, according to Coinglass. This indicates that DOGE investors are losing confidence and prefer to take profits amid deteriorating market conditions.
Michael Saylor hinted at the resumption of bitcoin purchases by Strategy
It is possible that after a week-long break, the company Strategy may resume bitcoin purchases. Executive chairman Michael Saylor hinted at this on his social media account. Earlier, Strategy reported unrealized losses of about $6 billion on its bitcoin assets for the first quarter of 2025.
Analyst: Selling Pressure from STH (Short-Term Holders) Decreases on Binance
Tracking the flow of $BTC to Binance is a useful way to visualize potential selling pressure, as the platform handles significant trading volumes.
Recently, short-term holders have faced considerable stress, with many even selling at a loss. It's important to remember that the average selling price for STHs is currently around $92,800.
Interestingly, the inflow of BTC (7DMA) from STHs to Binance has been steadily declining. It has dropped from approximately 17,000 BTC on November 16 to 14,000 on March 3, and is now at 9,000.
This indicates that selling pressure from short-term investors on Binance is weakening, which is a positive signal; however, it is necessary to monitor whether this trend will continue over the long term.
According to forecasts by #Ripple and Boston Consulting Group, the volume of tokenized real assets will grow from 0.6 trillion US dollars in 2025 to 18.9 trillion US dollars by 2033, as the adoption of blockchain in the global financial sector accelerates.
In the last 24 hours, 106,652 traders have been liquidated, with a total liquidation amount of $239.17 million. The largest single liquidation order occurred on Bybit - ETHUSDT for $2.12M.
Analyst: #Ethereum $ETH has restored key support at the level of $1,574. If this demand zone holds, the next major resistance is at the level of $1,810!
While politicians argue about tariffs and financial markets lose trillions, Wrapped #Bitcoin dances to its own rhythm. Recently, it reached a record high of 35 thousand transactions, driven by 2.8 thousand active wallets, moving a total of 45.9 thousand BTC.
3) Although young people (aged 18 to 34) are not the most invested group, they are more open to the potential of cryptocurrency as part of a diversified financial future. While the Harris Poll does not provide an exact quantitative assessment of this group's optimism, it shows that young Americans are more likely to view cryptocurrency as innovative and worthy of exploration than older cohorts.
Despite recent regulatory victories and expanded access through ETFs, cryptocurrency adoption in the U.S. is still defined by age, gender, and understanding. Currently, middle-aged men remain the most engaged group, but broad trust and financial integration are still in the development process.
2) As cryptocurrency continues to evolve, understanding the demographics and sentiments of its investors provides valuable insight into its future trajectory.
The approval of spot bitcoin ETFs by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in January 2024 was a turning point. In the weeks following the decision, the share of Americans describing bitcoin as "trustworthy" nearly doubled — from 5.3% to 10.2%, according to a survey.
However, trust remains fragile. The majority of Americans still regard cryptocurrencies with skepticism or confusion: among seniors (55+), this lack of knowledge rises to 73%. Additionally, 46% of adult Americans say they are unfamiliar with how cryptocurrency works.
1) According to the Harris Poll cryptocurrency survey, 30% of Americans aged 35–54 who are aware of cryptocurrency actively invest in it — the highest share among all age groups. In comparison, only 22% of adults aged 18–34 and just 9% of people aged 55 and older are crypto investors.
The demographic gap is also evident by gender and race:
25% of people of color invest compared to 18% of white adults. 27% of men aware of cryptocurrencies are investors, compared to 15% of women.