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💥Crypto investor sentiment has shifted to “greed” for the first time since October, showing a sharp turnaround after a major market shakeout. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which measures trader mood, rose to 61 on Thursday, up from 48 the previous day. This follows weeks of “fear” and “extreme fear”, which started after roughly $19 billion was liquidated from crypto markets on October 11, hitting altcoins hard and pushing traders into a risk-off stance
💥In the weeks after the October crash, the index often dipped into low double digits, reflecting caution among traders. The recent improvement in sentiment comes alongside a Bitcoin rally, which has risen from around $89,800 to a two-month high of $97,704 over the past week. This recovery has helped stabilize confidence across the broader crypto market
💥Experts note that fear and greed readings provide context, not direct signals. Extreme fear often aligns with market bottoms, while prolonged high greed can appear near market tops. At 61, the current reading suggests growing risk appetite but not excessive exuberance
💥Overall, the shift highlights how quickly trader mood can change as Bitcoin recovers, while the market watches whether recent gains can hold
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The MOVE index, which shows U.S. Treasury bond volatility, has fallen to its lowest level since October 2021
Bitcoin usually moves up with the Nasdaq 100 and moves down when the MOVE index rises
This drop in the MOVE index increases the chances of Bitcoin rallying above $100,000
$BTC has risen about 10% since the start of the year, and many analysts now believe its price could move above $100,000 again. This positive view is supported by calm conditions in the U.S. Treasury bond market, which is at its lowest volatility level since 2021. U.S. Treasury bonds are very important for the global financial system. When bond prices move sharply, investors become cautious and reduce risk in stocks and cryptocurrencies. When bond markets are stable, credit becomes easier and investors are more willing to invest in risk assets like Bitcoin and tech stocks.
The MOVE index, which tracks expected volatility in U.S. Treasury bonds, has dropped to around 58, its lowest since October 2021. Historically, Bitcoin tends to move higher when the MOVE index falls and often follows the Nasdaq 100. This trend supports the bullish case for Bitcoin. However, bond stability is only one factor. ETF inflows also help, while geopolitical tensions and regulatory delays could still create market risks. #BTC100kNext? #StrategyBTCPurchase

$BTC moved above $92,000 as trading volume increased sharply. Daily volume jumped nearly 25%, showing strong buying interest. If Bitcoin breaks above $94,500, it could trigger a rally toward $100,000 and signal a possible trend reversal.
Altcoins outperformed Bitcoin during the move as traders rotated into privacy-focused coins and memecoins. $DASH surged up to 60% after a technical breakout, liquidating around $1.3 million in short positions. Monero (XMR) also showed strong gains. This week, the CD80 index is outperforming the Bitcoin-heavy CD20 index.
Memecoins are showing renewed strength in 2026, with Pump-fun trading volumes already matching December’s total by mid-month. However, newly launched tokens continue to underperform the broader market.
🔥Bitcoin is close to a major resistance level, and a breakout could push the price toward $100,000 and signal the end of a long corrective trend. Altcoins are gaining strength, led by Dash, which surged over 60%, its biggest rise in five years, while Monero also performed well. Despite limited major news in 2026, global political and economic issues may increase interest in crypto. Market activity remains mixed, with $180 million in liquidations and cautious trading ahead of the U.S. inflation report. Memecoins are recovering strongly, but newly launched tokens continue to struggle.$BTC #StrategyBTCPurchase

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is thinking about a new rule to limit company investments in cryptocurrency to 5% of their total equity
Under this plan, approved companies would be allowed to invest only in the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market value, and officials are also discussing whether US dollar stablecoins should be included
The government also plans to add trading safety rules to control market impact as more companies enter the crypto market
💥South Korea’s Financial Services Commission is planning a new rule to limit company investment in cryptocurrency to 5% of their equity capital. According to local media, the FSC is preparing trading guidelines for listed companies and professional investors, which may be finalized by January or February. Corporate crypto trading could start later this year. Companies would be allowed to invest only in the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market value, while the inclusion of US dollar stablecoins like USDT is still under discussion. The rule aims to reduce risk and control volatility as institutional crypto trading gradually opens in South Korea.$ETH $XRP $USDC
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