Santiment: The Bitcoin market has once again fallen into a quagmire of "panic and uncertainty".

According to Gate News bot, CoinTelegraph reports that Santiment points out that retail investors' attitudes towards Bitcoin are almost divided into two factions: one believes that Bitcoin will fall, while the other believes that Bitcoin will rise. This division comes as people's attitudes towards this crypto asset are at a low point, a situation last seen in April when U.S. President Trump's global tariff measures caused a big dump in the global market.

Brian Quinlivan, the marketing director of the crypto assets research platform Santiment, stated on Thursday, "Due to the sluggish state of the crypto assets market, traders are showing signs of impatience and bearish sentiment."

He added that the company's social media analysis found that "for every bullish comment, there is 1.03 bearish comments, which has never happened since the peak of fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) in the early tariffs on April 6."

Brian stated that the indicator "is usually a bullish signal" because the market "historically trends contrary to retail expectations."

At the same time, another sentiment tracking tool - the Crypto Assets Fear and Greed Index - fell to 54 points (out of a total of 100) on Friday, with market sentiment shifting from "greedy" to "neutral."

According to the calculation method of the index, it is derived from signals that influence the behavior of traders and investors, including Google Trends, surveys, market momentum, market dominance, social media, and market volatility.