Bitcoin Updates: Crypto Fear Index Drops to 11—Is This the Market Floor or Could Prices Fall Further?
- CMC Crypto Fear and Greed Index hits record low of 11, reflecting extreme market panic amid heightened volatility and regulatory uncertainty. - Bitcoin's 30% and Ethereum's 41% declines mirror broader selloffs, with MSTR losing 60% and BitMine dropping 52% as crypto-linked equities collapse. - Bank of America warns of 2018-style capitulation risks from stretched valuations and Fed rate-cut expectations, while PrimeXBT expands Solana integration to navigate sector challenges. - Analysts debate cyclical bo
The CMC Crypto Fear and Greed Index has dropped to an unprecedented low of 11,
The downturn in digital assets is echoing broader financial market instability. The Nasdaq Composite, which is heavily influenced by AI and technology stocks, has
The slump in cryptocurrencies has also led to steep declines for crypto-related stocks.
Michael Hartnett of Bank of America has
Despite the negative outlook, some platforms are adjusting to the changing environment. PrimeXBT, a prominent crypto and CFD trading platform, has
The record low of the CMC index signals a widespread sense of caution. Although history shows that periods of extreme fear can sometimes precede market recoveries, investors are still concerned about regulatory changes and macroeconomic pressures. For now, attention is centered on Bitcoin's price trends and the Federal Reserve's policy direction, with analysts such as Hartnett
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