Tuesday Nov 4 2025 04:30
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The cryptocurrency markets witnessed a notable shift in sentiment on Tuesday, as Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below the $106,000 level, marking its lowest point in over three weeks. This decline triggered a wave of concern among investors and led to a significant drop in confidence indicators.
Fear & Greed Index Reaches Multi-Month Low
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, a key gauge of investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market, plummeted by half on Tuesday compared to the previous day, reaching a score of 21 out of 100. This figure signifies 'Extreme Fear' prevailing within the market, reflecting a state of uncertainty and anxiety among traders and investors alike.
Bitcoin's Recent Performance and Its Impact
Bitcoin's price fell to a 24-hour low of $105,540 on Monday, retreating from an intraday peak of over $109,000. While the price subsequently recovered above the $106,500 mark, it remained down by 2% on the day, according to CoinGecko data.
Underlying Factors and Analyst Perspectives
Analysts attribute this decline in Bitcoin's price to several factors, including reduced institutional demand and blockchain activity, as well as concerns surrounding the increasingly hawkish monetary policy stance of the U.S. Federal Reserve. Despite the Federal Reserve implementing a second interest rate cut this year, their signaling of no further cuts in 2025 dampened market enthusiasm, as investors had anticipated more accommodative measures.
Future Outlook and the Potential for a 'Moonvenber'
Optimists within the cryptocurrency market are hoping for a so-called 'Moonvenber,' referring to Bitcoin's historical tendency to experience significant gains in November, typically its strongest month for growth. However, the future remains uncertain and influenced by a multitude of economic and political factors.
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