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#CryptoMarketMildlyRebounds
After the sharp sell-offs we've seen in the crypto market over the past few days, the chart is gradually stabilizing. The panic is easing, and on the data side, there are calmer but meaningful signs of recovery.
The overall outlook is as follows:
• The total market capitalization is around $3 trillion, and the downward momentum has slowed.
• The 24-hour trading volume is still strong, indicating that interest in the market has not completely disappeared.
• The Fear & Greed index has been in the "fear" zone for a long time. The good news is: fear is usually already reflected in prices.
Notable points on the on-chain side:
• For BTC, instead of selling pressure in large wallets, there is more of a wait-and-accumulate behavior in stages.
• Activity on the ETH network has not decreased, which shows that confidence has not been completely lost.
• Stablecoin reserves are strong, meaning there is still usable purchasing power in the market.
This picture tells me:
Yes, the market is fragile but not collapsed. We are not in a sharp rally mode, but we are moving into a more balanced structure than during panic-selling periods. During such times, “opportunity-seeking but patient” investors generally progress more healthily.
My personal approach:
• Follow the main support zones for BTC and ETH
• Avoid excessive leverage
• Invest in projects with strong fundamentals
This is not investment advice, just my own market reading. But one thing is clear: the market is slowly moving away from fear, and this transition period is always a phase that should be read carefully.