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ALL STORIES →Crypto market recap: the mood moved more than the market did today
Prices barely budged — Bitcoin near $63,000 and most majors down a fraction — yet the fear gauge jumped from 29 to 34, its sharpest lift in a while. Here is why sentiment can move on a day when almost nothing else does.
Crypto market recap: a quiet red day where everything moved together
Bitcoin eased to about $63,300 and nearly every major coin drifted down a fraction of a percent in near-lockstep. Here is why crypto so often moves as one block — and why the fear gauge can tick up on a red day.
Crypto market recap: Bitcoin slips back under $65K while smaller coins catch a bid
Bitcoin eased to around $63,700 and gave back the round number it reclaimed earlier in the week, while Dogecoin and BNB ran a little green. Here is why money sometimes rotates into riskier coins.
Crypto market recap: Bitcoin reclaims $65K to open the week — why a round number matters
Bitcoin nudged back above $65,000 as the market added a little green to start a new week. The fear gauge slipped a point but stayed in 'fear.' Here is why traders fuss over round numbers.
Crypto market recap: a flat, slightly red day — but the ETF buying keeps climbing
Bitcoin dipped a hair to around $64,800 and the market went sideways. Underneath, big funds bought for a sixth day running. Here is why price and flows can point different ways.
Crypto market recap: a third quiet green day, and the fear gauge is slowly thawing
Bitcoin sits just under $65K after three calm, slightly-up days. The Fear and Greed Index has crept from extreme fear to plain fear. Here is what that actually means for a beginner.
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