By August 4, 2026, that wallet had already deposited 20.2 million of its 22.5 million ONDO allocation to Coinbase in roughly 4 million daily batches . Separate team-linked transfers of 26 million ONDO (~$9.79M) and 7.477 million ONDO were also flagged in July
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Zooming out further, on-chain data shows approximately 116 million ONDO (~$30.2M at the time) was gradually moved to Coinbase over roughly six weeks starting in April 2026 . This long-running trend suggests a deliberate strategy of distributing tokens to exchange liquidity, rather than opportunistic selling.
As of August 10, 2026, ONDO was trading around $0.34–$0.35, down ~3.8% over the prior 24 hours . The technical setup was firmly bearish:
The confluence of oversold technical readings with a persistent downtrend indicates that any bounces are likely to be sold into, rather than marking a sustainable reversal.
The derivatives market adds another layer of risk. On HyperLiquid, ONDO showed $6.1M in long-liquidation exposure (130 positions) versus $3.8M short (202 positions) on $9.9M of open interest — a strongly bearish liquidation skew, meaning longs are far more vulnerable to cascading liquidations if price drops .
The 8-hour cross-exchange funding rate and cumulative volume delta (CVD) on CryptoQuant both reflected aggressive taker selling in spot and derivatives markets . This suggests that sell orders are being aggressively filled, rather than passively resting on the order book.
The convergence of multiple risk factors points to elevated downside risk for ONDO:
The most critical level to watch is ~$0.34. If that support fails, the liquidation skew — with heavy long positioning — suggests the decline could accelerate rapidly as stop-losses and liquidations trigger forced selling. Traders should monitor whether the team-linked wallet resumes its batch deposits or if broader market sentiment shifts, as either could determine whether $0.34 holds or breaks.