
Bitcoin Fear and Greed at 22: Compression Zone or Next Leg Down?
Bitcoin closed at $62,833 with Fear and Greed at 22. The question every investor is asking: is this a compression zone that resolves upward, or the start of a deeper drawdown?
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Bitcoin closed at $62,833 with Fear and Greed at 22. The question every investor is asking: is this a compression zone that resolves upward, or the start of a deeper drawdown?

June CPI's -0.4% month-over-month print repriced Fed rate-cut expectations, lifting the entire crypto market. Ethereum outperformed, gaining 22% from July 1 lows to $1,924 as BTC holds at $64,874.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $424.7M in outflows on July 13, led by BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC. Bitcoin holds $63,561 but the institutional signal argues for caution.

Bitcoin enters the week at $62,771 with Fear and Greed at 28. Fed Chair Warsh testifies July 14-15 and June CPI drops July 16. Both events are binary catalysts for BTC.

Bitcoin climbed back above $64,000 this week, but the broader crypto market told a more complicated story as major altcoins moved in opposite directions.

Bitcoin holds $62,593 on July 9 as the Fear and Greed Index sits at Extreme Fear (22) and the CLARITY Act fails to advance in the Senate.

Bitcoin holds near $62,581 as US-Iran military escalation pushes oil above $72 and Japan's yen collapses to 162 JPY/USD. Here's what these macro forces mean for crypto.

Bitcoin recovers to near $63,100 as crypto fear and greed index improves, ETF inflows turn positive, shrugging off a $216M Strategy sale.

Bitcoin opened Monday at $63,073, up 0.69% in 24 hours, holding above a key support band for the third straight session as the Fear and Greed Index registered 24 (Extreme Fear) for the third consecuti