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Market Turns Red: Altcoin Selloff Intensifies With Only a Handful Finding Support
The altcoin market is facing severe headwinds today, with selling pressure mounting across major exchanges. Out of hundreds of trading pairs, just a small fraction managed to post gains, signaling broad capitulation among retail traders and institutions alike.
Major Losers Leading the Charge Downward
The damage is particularly acute among previously high-flying tokens. Bio Protocol (BIO) has taken a beating, plunging by 8.44% in 24-hour trading and now sitting around $0.05. This follows similar weakness across the sector.
Curve (CRV) traders are nursing losses as well, with the governance token declining 2.59% over the same period to $0.39. The decentralized exchange native token’s underperformance suggests reduced confidence in DeFi yields.
Memecoin (MEME) managed to break the downtrend with a modest 6.70% advance, pricing in at fractional levels. Its relative strength against the broader selloff hints at retail-driven buying in distressed assets.
Perhaps most notable is Lido DAO Token (LDO), which has slipped 0.23% despite its crucial role in Ethereum’s staking ecosystem. At $0.56, even blue-chip DeFi infrastructure projects are feeling the market’s cold shoulder.
The Bigger Picture
When the vast majority of altcoins struggle simultaneously—with upside gainers numbering in the low double digits—it typically reflects a risk-off sentiment permeating the entire ecosystem. Investors are reassessing positions and rotating capital toward perceived safety, leaving most alternative assets vulnerable to continued selling pressure.