Bitcoin It continued to slide on Tuesday US time, falling below $102,000 and taking the lows of the October 10 crash.
The biggest crypto fell 4.5% in the past 24 hours and 11.8% in the past seven days to near $101,900, its weakest since late June.
Ethereum’s ether It also fell below crash lows around $3,410, the lowest in three months and down nearly 6% today. Bnb Solana’s Sol , and Cardano’s Ada declined 5% -7% in the same period. The entire group is down 15%-20% in the past week.
Crypto-related stocks are also not spared. Strategy (MSTR), the largest owner of corporate BTC, fell another 5% to its weakest price since April. Crypto Exchange Coinbase (COIN) and Digital Asset Investment Firm Galaxy (GLXY) declined by similar amounts.
Investor sentiment worsened alongside price action. The well-followed sentiment indicator, the Fear and Greed Index, fell to 21, indicating “intense fear” in the market. That was the most depressed reading of the metric since early April, when BTC fell below $75,000 during the tariff tantrum.
The collapse of the Bitcoin Treasury Company Bubble continues to cheer, with early BTC hoarders starting to turn on. Early Tuesday based in Paris the sale was announced of 970 BTC to help pay off previously accrued debt.
