The crypto market experienced a mild rebound on Friday. The total market capitalization is approximately $3.01 trillion, with a 24-hour increase of 1.41%.
In terms of mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is around $88,735, up 1.41%, and its market dominance remains high at 59.0%. Ethereum is approximately $3,000, up 1.15%. Solana performed even better, at around $127, with a gain of 1.80%.
Among other popular coins, XRP performed the best, rising 2.03% to $1.87. BNB remains relatively flat, with a slight increase of 0.04% to $863.
It is worth noting that the Fear and Greed Index remains at 20, still in the extreme fear zone, indicating that market sentiment remains cautious.
Behind this rebound, the main focus is on resolving the aftershocks of the 2025 bull market crash. Previously, leveraged speculation amplified market losses. Although Trump's tariff threats have somewhat eased, market confidence has not truly recovered. Additionally, liquidity tends to be scarce at the end of the year, further increasing volatility. The entire market is still digesting emotions, and it may take some time to achieve real stability in the short term.
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SerumSquirter
· 14h ago
What rebound? The index is only at 20, and you're still talking about stability? This is just a dead cat bounce.
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ContractTearjerker
· 14h ago
What rebound? The index is only at 20 and still in extreme fear. This is just fooling oneself with a rebound.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 14h ago
What rebound? The index is still at extreme fear at 20. Is this called moderation? I think it's just a trick to lure retail investors into the market.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 14h ago
What rebound? The fear index is still at 20. This is just funds eating up chips, haha.
XRP is surging aggressively, but BNB is still sleeping. The difference is quite big.
Solana's 1.8% increase is okay, but it still looks like liquidity is lacking. Truly stable markets will have to wait until market sentiment recovers.
It's really uncomfortable if Bitcoin can't break through 90,000. The high dominance rate actually indicates there are no hot spots.
Liquidity is too scarce. This is normal at the end of the year. Let's wait a bit longer.
I'm still continuing to lay low. This is the toughest time to keep a steady mindset.
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RugDocScientist
· 14h ago
The index is still at 20. What's the point of this rebound...
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GasWrangler
· 15h ago
lol btc dominance stuck at 59% is actually demonstrating sub-optimal capital allocation across the ecosystem if you analyze the data properly... these micro bounces don't mean much when fear index is still technically at 20 tbh
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gm_or_ngmi
· 15h ago
Let the rebound happen; the index is still in the fear zone, and there's not enough confidence.
The crypto market experienced a mild rebound on Friday. The total market capitalization is approximately $3.01 trillion, with a 24-hour increase of 1.41%.
In terms of mainstream cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is around $88,735, up 1.41%, and its market dominance remains high at 59.0%. Ethereum is approximately $3,000, up 1.15%. Solana performed even better, at around $127, with a gain of 1.80%.
Among other popular coins, XRP performed the best, rising 2.03% to $1.87. BNB remains relatively flat, with a slight increase of 0.04% to $863.
It is worth noting that the Fear and Greed Index remains at 20, still in the extreme fear zone, indicating that market sentiment remains cautious.
Behind this rebound, the main focus is on resolving the aftershocks of the 2025 bull market crash. Previously, leveraged speculation amplified market losses. Although Trump's tariff threats have somewhat eased, market confidence has not truly recovered. Additionally, liquidity tends to be scarce at the end of the year, further increasing volatility. The entire market is still digesting emotions, and it may take some time to achieve real stability in the short term.