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📉Bitcoin Plunges to Six-Month Lows — Market in "Extreme Fear" Mode Bitcoin plunged to $92,000, its lowest level in six months. The price later returned to around $95,000, but the market remains shaken. According to CoinGlass, $619 million in positions were liquidated in the past 24 hours. $243 million of this was in Bitcoin. The Fear and Greed Index shows "Extreme Fear" — the market is nervous. ⁉️What's Happening to Liquidity? Caladan researcher Derek Lim explains: the temporary US government shutdown has squeezed liquidity as the Treasury's general account balance has grown. Liquidity will return when government spending resumes. Japan's 17 trillion yen ($110 billion) stimulus package could also support the market. Edward Carroll of MHC Digital Group sees parallels with 2018-2019. According to him, crypto is a more reactive market, which is why it has already recovered from the tough financing conditions earlier than traditional markets. Both experts call the medium-term outlook positive: the fundamentals are intact, and Bitcoin continues to maintain its status as "digital gold." When liquidity returns, digital assets, according to analysts, should be the first to recover. 📊Technical picture BTC Markets analyst Rachel Lucas notes that Bitcoin is testing important support in the $94,000 region. The critical level is $88,000-91,000. At the same time, Lim points out the 50-week moving average (~$103,000). A close below this is a bearish signal. Altcoins are also under pressure. Last week: • Ethereum -11.6% (to $3,185) • XRP -8% (to $2.25) • Solana -16.1% (to $141) According to Lim, alts need two elements to grow: excess liquidity and market euphoria. Neither is currently in place, so it's too early to expect a full-fledged "alt season." But there are some stable assets! We provide profits in any market conditions! Hard to believe, check it out - @propheta\_stats Convinced? Get in at a great price while we're holding 👇