Following the implementation of new tariffs on ‘Freedom Day’ by Trump, cryptocurrency whales have slowly started to change their positions in altcoins. UniSwap (UNI), Chainlink (LINK), and Ondo Finance (ONDO) have seen a decrease in the number of wallets holding between 10,000 to 100,000 tokens. This news is purely informative and does not recommend buying or selling any specific currency. Researching the credibility of currencies is the responsibility of users. UniSwap (UNI) has shown a decrease in addresses from 825 to 821 between April 2 and 3, indicating some whales are reducing their positions. The price of UNI is still on a downward path, with a possibility to drop to $5.50. However, a reversal could push the price up to $6.23. Chainlink (LINK) also saw a decrease in addresses from 2,859 to 2,855 after Freedom Day. If the price correction continues, it could drop to the support level of $11.85, but if buyers take control again, the next targets would be $13 and then $13.45. Ondo Finance (ONDO) witnessed an increase in addresses from 376 to 390 between March 26 and 29, but after Freedom Day, this number dropped to 371. If the previous uptrend resumes, the price could pass the resistance at $0.82 and reach $0.90 or even $0.95. Otherwise, support levels at $0.76 and $0.73 will be tested. Visit the digital currency’s real-time price page to see live prices of all tokens and cryptocurrencies.
Learn about the impact of Trump's tariffs on cryptocurrency whales leading to changes in altcoin positions for UNI, LINK, and ONDO.