• 0.20% of stETH supply along with 0.21% of WLD supply and 0.14% of RSR supply moved to CEXs.
• The move suggests a possible sale by investors, taking advantage of the recent price rallies. 
• The total altcoin market cap, except BTC and ETH, hit a high of $1.03 trillion, hitting a resistance wall.

A large amount of altcoins are moving to centralized exchanges, a potentially bearish sign for crypto market participants. Blockchain analysis platform Santiment highlighted the developments for leading altcoins, including Mantra (OM), Worldcoin (WLD), Movement (MOVE), stETH, Reserve Rights (RSR), and Maker (MKR). 

Large inflows of altcoins to exchanges typically indicate that holders may be looking to sell. This can lead to increased selling pressure and potential price declines. There could be multiple reasons for this transfer, including profit-taking, fear of further declines, or macroeconomic events affecting the broader crypto market. 

According to a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Santiment, a substantial 0.21% of WLD supply moved to Bybit along with 0.20% supply of stETH and OM being moved to Bybit and Binance, respectively. Also, 0.14% of the RSR supply went …

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• 0.20% of stETH supply along with 0.21% of WLD supply and 0.14% of RSR supply moved to CEXs.
• The move suggests a possible sale by investors, taking advantage of the recent price rallies. 
• The total altcoin market cap, except BTC and ETH, hit a high of $1.03 trillion, hitting a resistance wall.

A large amount of altcoins are moving to centralized exchanges, a potentially bearish sign for crypto market participants. Blockchain analysis platform Santiment highlighted the developments for leading altcoins, including Mantra (OM), Worldcoin (WLD), Movement (MOVE), stETH, Reserve Rights (RSR), and Maker (MKR). 

Large inflows of altcoins to exchanges typically indicate that holders may be looking to sell. This can lead to increased selling pressure and potential price declines. There could be multiple reasons for this transfer, including profit-taking, fear of further declines, or macroeconomic events affecting the broader crypto market. 

According to a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Santiment, a substantial 0.21% of WLD supply moved to Bybit along with 0.20% supply of stETH and OM being moved to Bybit and Binance, respectively. Also, 0.14% of the RSR supply went …

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