NIGHT Token Falls 11% Despite 29% Volume Surge and Exchange Outflows

As reported by AMBCrypto, recent spot activity showed $9.25 million in inflows compared with $17.96 million in outflows, creating a net outflow of roughly $8.7 million. Unlike inflows, which increase available supply on exchanges, outflows generally indicate that holders have moved assets away from trading platforms. Despite the ongoing decline, investors are steadily removing tokens from exchanges, a behavior that often signals reduced intent to sell immediately. However, the market did not reward those withdrawals with higher prices during the observed period, with NIGHT continuing to trade near local lows.

According to AMBCrypto analysis, NIGHT's price action remained trapped beneath key resistance after another failed recovery attempt. The token traded around $0.0310 and continued defending the support region near $0.0297. Earlier in June, buyers pushed the token toward the $0.0400 resistance area, yet that advance quickly lost strength and produced a series of lower highs. The structure then shifted back in favor of sellers, with RSI reinforcing this weakening trend by falling to 44.13 while remaining below its moving average near 46.11.

As reported by AMBCrypto, liquidation data revealed that traders concentrated leverage around several nearby price zones. The heatmap showed visible liquidity clusters beneath the current price around the $0.0300–$0.0310 region, which aligned closely with the support area highlighted on the daily chart. Additional clusters appeared above the spot price near $0.0320, followed by larger concentrations around $0.0335 and $0.0350. Such conditions often create competing short-term targets because price frequently seeks areas where large numbers of leveraged positions exist.