The overall performance of the recent crypto market has been quite mixed. After a period of high volatility, the total market capitalization has fallen back to around $3.32 trillion, with a 24-hour decline of 0.8%. While not a major drop, it is indeed trending downward.
Specifically, looking at mainstream cryptocurrencies—Bitcoin is currently around $93,800, down 1.2%. Its dominance remains steady at a high of 57.5%, indicating that the market is still centered around BTC; Ethereum is slightly weaker, falling to $3,220, with a decline of 1.5%; Solana has decreased by 1.0%, with a price of $141.
Interestingly, the Fear and Greed Index is now only 35, entering the fear zone. Under these circumstances, market sentiment is clearly cautious, and investors' willingness to hold assets at this level has decreased.
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DegenTherapist
· 01-11 03:57
Fear Index 35? Bro, this is a signal to clear out... I actually want to buy the dip
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BTC still holding at 57.5, it seems the mainstream can still withstand it, just worried retail investors will sell off
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It's time to test your patience again, see who can hold on
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With a fear index of 35, those buying now are either warriors or fools, hard to tell
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Decreased willingness to hold coins? Then the opportunity is here, this routine is the same every time
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ETH has dropped more sharply than BTC, is it time for rotation
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Be careful not to get hit by a rebound, pullbacks are often not that simple
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Market confusion is the most annoying, might as well just drop 50% and be done with it
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With an index of only 35, who is still selling? The bottom is quite deep
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Total market cap hasn't shrunk much, indicating big players are still supporting the market
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CompoundPersonality
· 01-11 03:53
Fear Index is at 35, this is the real bottom signal. Big players should start buying the dip, right?
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It dropped again, but BTC dominance is still stuck at 57.5, indicating they haven't given up yet.
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Wait, could this actually be a good opportunity to add to positions? Or am I getting liquidated again?
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The index is only 35, why haven't we seen a rebound... Feels like the market will continue to decline.
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Total market cap is 3.32 trillion, is this position stable? Probably still need to test the bottom.
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Ethereum is taking hits again, the gap with BTC is getting bigger, feeling a bit hopeless.
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Fear Index reaching 35 is really scary, but I just can't bring myself to sell.
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With a dominance rate of 57.5, it shows small coins are already dead. Might as well go all-in on BTC.
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The market is so cautious, I actually think the opportunity is here. Just see who dares to buy the dip.
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Why are you hesitating? Let it fall if it will. Anyway, I can't run away.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-11 03:51
What is the fear index at 35? Isn't that a signal to buy the dip? Why are people still selling off?
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BTC dominance is so high, it's really pointless. Small-cap coins are completely suppressed.
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Every time it drops more than 1%, panic is triggered. What's so serious about that? Have you seen a real 50% crash?
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The index is only 35, but no one dares to take the plunge, indicating that everyone is really uncertain.
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It's the same old story—decreased willingness to hold coins at low levels = mid-sized investors secretly selling off?
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Wait, still falling from 93800? Is this level really that terrifying?
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A slight correction is described as so tragic. It's the same tune every day. How bored are the media?
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I just want to know, when the dominance rate is as high as 57, who's pushing up altcoins?
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It's normal for market sentiment to be cautious, but the fear index is often a contrarian indicator.
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What does 3.32 trillion matter? The key is to know where the bottom is.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 01-11 03:50
Hmm... Fear Index at 35, should I buy the dip or keep tightening my wallet?
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BTC firmly stuck at 93.8k, feeling like I'm waiting for some signal.
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Dominance rate at 57.5%, this data shows BTC is still the boss, other coins are just along for the ride.
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The decline isn't significant; is this a buildup or truly no direction?
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The index entering the fear zone actually feels reassuring, at least there's a clear emotion.
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Decreased willingness to hold coins indicates someone is about to escape; it depends on who loses patience first.
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3.32 trillion, I always feel like something is missing before a breakout.
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ETH was overtaken by BTC again, really a bit exhausting.
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This kind of indecisive market is the most annoying; not falling or rising is okay, but slowly wearing down the mindset.
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Let's wait and see; a downward move in the Fear Index is the real bottom.
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DAOTruant
· 01-11 03:48
The fear index is still dropping below 35. Holding coins feels uneasy. This is really a test of your mindset.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 01-11 03:40
Fear Index 35? This should be a buy signal, why are people still selling?
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BTC remains dominant at 57.5%, indicating that big investors are still optimistic. Small coins are really suffering.
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At the 3.32 trillion level, I don't think it's the bottom. Let's wait a bit longer.
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Ethereum's decline is actually larger than BTC's, which is abnormal.
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When the index enters the fear zone, I actually want to buy the dip more. Is it true that the more it drops, the more I buy?
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Market sentiment is usually an opportunity when it's bad; it all depends on who dares to take the plunge.
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Always talking about caution, then FOMO in after the rebound—human nature is like that.
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Solana only dropped 1%, what’s that? I've seen worse.
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Declining willingness to hold coins? That means it's time to buy the dip.
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BTC started to shake at 94K; it feels like it still has to drop further.
The overall performance of the recent crypto market has been quite mixed. After a period of high volatility, the total market capitalization has fallen back to around $3.32 trillion, with a 24-hour decline of 0.8%. While not a major drop, it is indeed trending downward.
Specifically, looking at mainstream cryptocurrencies—Bitcoin is currently around $93,800, down 1.2%. Its dominance remains steady at a high of 57.5%, indicating that the market is still centered around BTC; Ethereum is slightly weaker, falling to $3,220, with a decline of 1.5%; Solana has decreased by 1.0%, with a price of $141.
Interestingly, the Fear and Greed Index is now only 35, entering the fear zone. Under these circumstances, market sentiment is clearly cautious, and investors' willingness to hold assets at this level has decreased.