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Ethena price has fallen 7.26% to $0.18653 on October 30 after the attacker behind Binance’s $6.3 billion security breach reportedly sold 217.5 million ENA tokens worth $33.93 million. According to Data, the hacker exchanged the stolen $ENA for Ethereum at an average price near $0.16, alongside six other cryptocurrencies. The combined sales generated 70,480 ETH worth $158.25 million, with UNI and PEPE among the largest positions. ENA traded between $0.166247 and $0.217081 over the past 24 hours, with volume reaching $1.38 billion. Despite recovering from its intraday low, the token remains down 27.86% over the past month. Ethena price faces resistance near $0.20 and $0.22 The daily chart continues to show weakness despite ENA’s recovery from the $0.1658 area. Its Know Sure Thing indicator stood at -86.53, below the signal line at -42.52. The negative readings suggest that the latest rebound has not yet reversed the prevailing downward momentum. The Aroon Oscillator registered -64.29, providing another indication that recent lows continue to dominate the price trend. Immediate resistance stands near $0.20, followed by 0.21–0.22. A sustained move above $0.22 could open the way toward 0.24–0.25, while losing $0.1658 would expose $0.15 and $0.14. Just 2 days ago, A descending channel on ENA’s four-hour chart was identified. Which suggested that a close above $0.22 could support a move toward $0.24 or $0.27. However, failure to overcome resistance could send ENA toward the channel’s midpoint near $0.18. Ethena buyback proposal remains another factor for ENA Beyond the immediate selling, ENA’s price remains tied to changes in Ethena’s token economics. In August, the foundation proposed directing 95% of net revenue from Ethena-branded businesses toward ENA repurchases once USDe supply reaches $7.5 billion. USDe supply was below $5 billion at the time, leaving the proposed threshold unmet. The foundation had purchased locked ENA from selected early investors and proposed changes to the remaining investor unlock schedule. Meanwhile, StablecoinX’s revised agreement removed contractual lockups on its ENA holdings in October, while retaining foundation approval requirements for certain sales. Under the arrangement, StablecoinX must provide advance notice of proposed funding-related token sales, allowing the foundation five days to consider purchasing the tokens itself.

THE NORTH KOREA-LINKED BINANCE ATTACKER HAS SOLD $158.25M IN STOLEN ALTCOINS FOR 70,480 $ETH. SOLD: $UNI , $$ENA , $$PEPE , LINK, AAVE, ONDO & WLD. FROZEN: $1.77B USDT, $823M USDC & $74.56M ARB. + REMAINING: Around $23M in altcoins. TOTAL HOLDINGS: 495,724 ETH: $1.09B 18,270 BTC: $1.41B 682.9M TRX: $242.59M 970,545 SOL: $92.15M The market is still watching closely.

$ENA large amount is in the Hackers account so be safe. Do not buy untill he dumps that...

Holding 10 altcoins is not diversification. Here's the data 👇 I measured how 23 altcoins on Bitget moved compared with $BTC over the last 90 days. For every 1% that $BTC moved, on average: 🔥 Wild ones $ENA 2.4% | $PEPE 2.3% | $WIF 2.2% | $STRK 1.9% 📊 In between $SUI 1.8% | $XRP 1.6% | $ADA 1.6% | $DOGE 1.5% | $SOL 1.3% 🧊 Calm $ETH 1.1% | $AVAX 1.0% | $BNB 0.8% | $TRX 0.1% And most of them move in the same direction as $BTC on the same day: $ETH, $SOL, $XRP and $DOGE all have a correlation above 0.8. What that means: • If you hold 10 alts and $BTC drops 10%, your portfolio can easily drop 15-20%. Owning more coins doesn't protect you when they all fall together • Big upside on green days comes with big downside on red days. It's the same lever, working both ways • $TRX barely follows $BTC at all, which is why it held up so well this month That's why my bot sizes alt trades small and puts a stop on every one, while $BTC stays the base of the portfolio. Did you expect $PEPE to move more than twice as hard as $BTC? 👇