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BTC Fear & Greed Index Falls Deeper into the Extreme Fear Zone

Lorna Divakar

Sep 27, 2022 16:20

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Bitcoin (BTC) increased by 2.22% on Monday. BTC finished the day at $19,235, reversing a 0.62% loss from the previous day. BTC completed the day at $19,000 for the first time in three sessions, while it dropped short of $20,000 for the eighth session in a row.


BTC experienced a negative morning, falling to a mid-morning low of $18,694 before changing direction. BTC soared to a late high of $19,333 before easing back, avoiding the First Major Support Level (S1) at $18,579 in the process. To close the day at $19,235, BTC crossed over the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $19,121.


The crypto news wires were silent once again because there were no relevant crypto happenings. Despite the absence of direction, BTC and the larger market kept separating from the NASDAQ 100. While the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies grew by 1.94% ($17.2 billion) on Monday, the NASDAQ 100 dipped by 0.60%.


Dollar dominance and increased market volatility have probably had a role in the rise in demand for crypto assets. The NASDAQ 100 Mini was up 78.75 points this morning.

The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index Remains Above 20/100

The Fear & Greed Index decreased from 21 to 20 today. Despite having a positive session and finishing the day at $19,000 for the first time in three sessions, BTC fell.


The anxiety of investors regarding the Fed and the economy is undoubtedly a factor in today's loss, and riskier assets other than cryptocurrencies continue to have an impact on investor mood. The Index did not fall below 20, though, indicating investor resiliency. For the Index to challenge BTC at $25,000, an upward trend would be necessary.


Avoiding sub-20/100 has been the objective in recent weeks. The bears will be looking for a drop to below $20/100 to indicate a BTC decline to below $18,000. The bulls, on the other hand, are anticipating a surge toward $25,000 supported by an Index rebound to 40/100.