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Sentiment in the crypto market has plunged into '#Extreme Fear,' with the Fear and #Greed Index hitting 11—just one point above its 12-month low. This sharp drop, from a neutral 42 a month ago, coincides with a #brutal $530 billion wipeout in total market cap over just seven days, highlighting a broad-based capitulation where both #Bitcoin and altcoins have faced simultaneous selling pressure. While such extreme pessimism can signal a potential long-term buying opportunity, the current #environment is marked by high volatility and liquidity stress; the key now is to watch for signs of stabilization in market cap and volatility rather than trying to call an exact bottom.$BTC $BNB
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#BITCOIN’S #Brutal #Bull #market

Every dip feels like the end.
But they all lead to higher highs.

-22%: Sent it
-34% New #ATH
-32%: Continuation
-36%: Now what?

Don’t fight the trend.
The next leg could already be loading.

Bitcoin bleeds before it rips.

Atualização do mercado cripto global.

Com relação ao fechamento geral do ano passado estamos na casa do 50% de retração, será um pulback?

#Bitcoin #brutal uns ri 😁 outros choram. 😢


Atentem-se aos sinais.

$BTC $ETH

Crypto Market Recovers After #Brutal 48-Hour #Liquidation Wave — What Traders Need to Know
Crypto Market Endures Massive 48-Hour Liquidation; Signs of Stabilization Emerge
The cryptocurrency market recently experienced a fierce 48-hour liquidation event, sparking sharp price declines and significant drops in Open Interest for Bitcoin ($BTC ) and Ethereum ($ETH ). This rapid correction was driven by a mix of panic selling, forced leveraged liquidations, and a dramatic shift in trader sentiment, shaking up weeks of gradual accumulation.

However, with Funding Rates bouncing back and prices stabilizing near key support levels, early signals suggest that the worst of the market shakeout may be behind us.

Back-to-Back Shakeouts as #Bitcoin and #Ethereum Prices Slide Sharply
Over the last two days, both Ethereum and Bitcoin suffered severe capital outflows from their futures markets. Ethereum’s Open Interest plummeted by nearly $10 billion, while Bitcoin’s dropped by over $5 billion, according to data from CoinGlass.

These drastic reductions wiped out several weeks’ worth of steady futures accumulation, marking a significant reversal in market positioning. The rapid unwind was triggered by cascading liquidations — forced sales of leveraged positions — compounded by panic-driven exits from traders looking to limit losses.