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Bitcoin Drops To $59,000 For First Time Since 2024: Crypto’s Total Value Sheds $2 Trillion Since October

Bitcoin's decline accelerated on Friday, dropping to approximately $59,685, its lowest point since October 2024. This sell-off has extended across the broader cryptocurrency market, erasing over $2 trillion in value from its October 2025 peak of around $4.2 trillion. Major factors cited include significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and renewed geopolitical tensions. Other major cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin, also experienced significant drops, with Ethereum falling over 12% to its lowest level since April 2025. Market sentiment has deteriorated sharply, with the crypto Fear & Greed Index indicating "extreme fear." Bitcoin is now down more than 50% from its all-time high of about $126,000 in October, with its market capitalization falling from roughly $2.5 trillion to $1.2 trillion. Looking ahead, some traders project Bitcoin could recover to around $65,000 by year-end, but this would still leave it far below its previous peak, suggesting a full recovery from current losses may not be imminent.

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Bitcoin Drops To $59,000 For First Time Since 2024: Crypto’s Total Value Sheds $2 Trillion Since October

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Mystery Trader Dumps $1.26B in BlackRock Bitcoin ETF

A mystery trader sold a massive block of 29.2 million shares of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) for $1.26 billion via a dark pool. NYDIG's Greg Cipolaro analyzed the trade, noting the seller accepted a price $1.01 below market value, forfeiting $29.5 million for immediate execution. He speculates this indicates a large directional holder exiting a concentrated position, not a basis-trade unwind. The sale occurred amid a broader trend of outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have seen 11 consecutive days of net withdrawals totaling over $2.9 billion since mid-May. Bitcoin's price dipped 2.8% following the block trade, but analysts noted the market absorbed the large sale relatively well. Overall market sentiment remains cautious, with a key "fear" index averaging in "fear" territory for May.

TheNewsCrypto06/01 10:00

Mystery Trader Dumps $1.26B in BlackRock Bitcoin ETF

TheNewsCrypto06/01 10:00

Crypto Fear and Greed Index Drops to Extreme Fear at 9

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index by CoinMarketCap has dropped to 9, indicating a state of "extreme fear" in the market sentiment. This marks a significant decline from 15 a week ago and 41 a month prior. The index hit a yearly low of 5 on February 6. Despite the persistently high market cap, sentiment has shifted aggressively. Bitcoin is trading around $70,505, Ethereum at $2,096, and Solana between $86.2 and $88.6. The overall crypto market cap has rebounded to over $2.4 trillion. The index, which ranges from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed), is a widely referenced tool for quantifying market sentiment.

TheNewsCrypto02/09 10:41

Crypto Fear and Greed Index Drops to Extreme Fear at 9

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Fear & Greed Index Hits New Low of 10! Bitcoin Breaks Below $86K! Are All Blockchains Dead Except Tron, SOL, and BNB?

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has plummeted to a shocking 10, indicating "extreme fear" in the market—the lowest level since the COVID-19 crash of March 2020. Bitcoin fell to around $85,100, while Ethereum dropped to $2,880. On-chain data reveals a stark divergence among blockchains. Tron leads with $1.24 million in 24-hour fees, followed by Solana ($589,088) and BNB Chain ($435,075). Ethereum ranked fourth with just $418,425. Many once-popular chains like Celestia, Sui, and Algorand generated less than $50 in fees, raising serious concerns about their utility and sustainability. The panic stems from macro liquidity tightening—due to delayed Fed rate cuts and Bank of Japan hikes—and cracks in crypto’s core narratives. Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows of over $2.3 billion since November, and long-term holders are selling aggressively. Ethereum’s staking model faces scrutiny: with 27.89% of ETH staked, yields rely heavily on token inflation rather than organic fee revenue, creating economic vulnerability. Historically, such extreme fear has often marked market bottoms. While retail and mid-sized whales panic-sell, large entities continue accumulating Bitcoin. The current sell-off may present a long-term opportunity, echoing past cycles where despair preceded major rallies.

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Fear & Greed Index Hits New Low of 10! Bitcoin Breaks Below $86K! Are All Blockchains Dead Except Tron, SOL, and BNB?