Santiment: уровень FUD достиг максимума за более чем два месяца

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-06-19Actualizado a 2025-06-19

  • Эксперты Santiment заявили, что трейдеры демонстрируют признаки медвежьих настроений.
  • Уровень FUD достиг максимума с начала апреля.

Пока рынок криптовалют находится в некотором затишье, трейдеры демонстрируют признаки нетерпения и медвежьих настроений. Об этом заявили эксперты Santiment.

😰 With crypto in a bit of a lull, traders are showing signs of impatience & bearish sentiment. There are just 1.03 bullish comments for every 1 bearish comment, which hasn't happened since peak FUD during initial tariff reactions on April 6th. This is typically a bullish sign. pic.twitter.com/Bw0vkiGpMI

— Santiment (@santimentfeed) June 19, 2025

По их данным, сейчас на каждый один «медвежий» комментарий приходится лишь 1,03 «бычьего». Такого соотношения не наблюдалось с момента пика страха, неуверенности и сомнений (FUD) во время начальной реакции на пошлины 6 апреля, отметили аналитики, добавив, что обычно это является «бычьим» сигналом.

«Исторически рынки движутся в противоположном направлении к ожиданиям розничных инвесторов. Яркий пример — оптимальное время для покупки во время волны страха среди трейдеров в начале апреля», — отметили в Santiment.

Ранее эксперты Matrixport заявили, что биткоин не должен значительно упасть ниже уровня в $105 000-$110 000. Кроме того, они спрогнозировали рост первой криптовалюты до $140 000 к концу лета, если «глобальный показатель ликвидности останется стабильным».

Напомним, в июле 2024 года в Santiment рассказали, что криптовалютные рынки продолжают «кровоточить», а в социальных сетях наблюдается исторический уровень FUD.

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