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Ethena’s ENA token gained nearly 10% over the past 24 hours as buyers stepped in near key support, following renewed positioning amid broader market uncertainty.
Daily data showed ENA traded around $0.1036 on March 1 after bouncing from sub-$0.10 lows. The recovery drew fresh derivatives participation and coincided with ENA repeatedly defending the $0.10 zone, which marked three recent reaction lows.
At the time of writing, ENA was trading near $0.103–$0.104. Holding above $0.10 kept the short-term structure intact, while overhead liquidity appeared concentrated near the $0.13 region, aligned with prior breakdown levels.
A break above $0.13 could shift near-term momentum. Conversely, failure to hold $0.10 may reopen downside risk.
Ethena’s Aggregated Open Interest rose to approximately $110.5 million, according to Coinalyze data. The chart showed a modest uptick alongside price stabilization.
Rising Open Interest during a rebound typically indicates fresh capital entering positions. In this case, the increase appeared controlled rather than explosive, suggesting traders reopened exposure near local support.
CryptoQuant’s Spot Average Order Size data showed periodic spikes in larger orders. Big whale orders appeared during recent price dips, a pattern that often reflects accumulation during weakness as larger participants step in before broader momentum shifts.
That said, the broader trend in whale order size remained uneven, and sustained expansion would be needed to confirm stronger conviction. This contributed to a cautious sentiment backdrop.
ENA’s rebound coincided with steady Open Interest and visible whale participation, suggesting positioning rather than panic covering. Continuation, however, depended on sustained Spot Volume and broader market stability.
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