Global #price decline

PENGU (Pudgy Penguins) recently experienced the largest price decline among the top 100 cryptocurrencies, dropping 11% in the past day, suggesting a bearish trend and high risk of further losses.

​The SUI cryptocurrency experienced a price decline over the weekend, potentially marking the start of a bearish trend. This pullback follows a historic high of $4.92 on Friday, fueled by market hype.

Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT), the meme coin that recently crossed the $2 billion market cap threshold, has seen a significant 30% drop in price over the past week, with its value currently sitting at $1.36.

Toncoin [TON] has recently experienced a significant price decline, dropping from its recent highs of around $8 to its current level of $5.51.

Bitcoin (BTC) has been navigating through significant volatility in recent months. After peaking at a local high of $70,016 in July, Bitcoin has struggled to maintain upward momentum.

Since the arrest of Telegram’s CEO Pavel Durov on August 24, Notcoin (NOT) has experienced a sharp decline in its market value.

On August 27, Santiment, a leading on-chain analytics provider, highlighted a significant trend in cryptocurrency markets: Bitcoin's recent "mild" price decline has led to a notable decrease in open interest (OI) for Bitcoin futures and derivatives.

Ethereum (ETH) is currently experiencing significant bearish pressure following a major liquidation event by BlockTower Capital, a prominent crypto venture capital firm.

Bitcoin miners seem to be in a strange situation. While recent reports, like one from Jefferies, indicate that mining profitability increased in June, the price of Bitcoin itself has been dropping.

PEPE's recent price decline might actually be setting the stage for a potential upswing, especially considering the behavior of whales and the overall market sentiment.