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In light of global economic changes, the cryptocurrency market remains susceptible to multiple influences, some political and some economic. Among the most prominent figures with direct and indirect influence on the US economy is President Donald Trump, known for his businessman mentality and investment approach in managing the country's affairs.

Wow, what a brutal 48 hours. It feels like we're all collectively holding our breath as the market continues its slide. The overall mood is definitely cautious, but let's break down what's driving the fear and what's still quietly cooking in the background.
🚨The Sentiment Meltdown: Fear & Greed Index Plummets.
Extreme Fear is Back: The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has plummeted dramatically in the last 48 hours, falling deep into the "Extreme Fear" zone (with readings around 11-15). This is the lowest reading we've seen in months, indicating that panic selling and heavy anxiety are currently dominating investor psychology.
What This Means🤔: Historically, a plunge into Extreme Fear is often seen as a sign that the market is oversold and that retail investors are "too worried." While painful, this level of capitulation has often preceded significant market bottoms-though it signals more volatility in the short term.
👀The Big Picture: What's Driving the Downtrend?
1. Macro Pressure is King: The main force pulling $BTC and the rest of the market down is the lingering uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Hopes for a December rate cut have significantly faded. When rates stay high, risk assets like crypto become less attractive compared to safer investments-this is a classic market reaction.
2. Bitcoin's Big Dip: BTC briefly sank below a key psychological level (sub-$90k) for the first time in about seven months. This major drop, combined with five consecutive days of Spot ETF net outflows, has fueled the fear and selling pressure.
3. Altcoin Pain: $ETH is also struggling, down substantially from its recent peak. The general sell-off has hit most major altcoins ($XRP, $BNB, $ADA) hard, though a few pockets of strength remain, like $SOL and $HYPE, which have seen modest surges against the trend.
👉🏻The Binance & Stablecoin Scoop (The Silver Lining):
Binance's BUIDL Support: On a development front, Binance announced support for BlackRock's BUIDL token, allowing institutional clients to hold this tokenized Real-World Asset (RWA) off-exchange. This is a subtle but significant step for institutional adoption and managing risk.Stablecoins Are Winning the Volume Battle: A recent Binance report highlighted that Stablecoins are crushing it, now exceeding Visa's daily transaction volumes and nearing US ACH volumes. This confirms their rapid evolution into a critical digital payments layer.My Take: The short-term FUD is undeniably real, and the Extreme Fear reading confirms the emotional exhaustion. Seeing BTC drop and ETFs bleed is tough. But remember the old Warren Buffett adage: "Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful."The underlying growth in stablecoin utility and Binance's move to support institutional RWAs proves that the infrastructure continues to build, regardless of the red candles.

👉🏻My question to you: Are you buying this dip and taking advantage of the "Extreme Fear" (i.e., being greedy when others are fearful), or are you reducing your risk and waiting for more stability? Let's discuss!👇🏻

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$PEPE Price Uncertain
After falling almost 20% since Saturday, Pepe's price falls again on Tuesday.
The technical forecast predicts additional drop as momentum indications weaken.
PEPE's long-to-short ratio is below one and daily active addresses are declining, indicating negative on-chain statistics.
After falling 22% since Saturday, Pepe (PEPE) trades below $0.000015 on Tuesday. As momentum indicators weaken, technical indications anticipate additional decline. PEPE's long-to-short ratio is below one and daily active addresses are declining, which is negative.
Pepe's double-digit adjustment is visible.
On Saturday, Pepe price rejected a declining trendline (made by connecting various highs since early December) and fell 22.86% till Monday, closing below its 200-day Exponential Moving Average at $0.000017. Tuesday, PEPE falls below its 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.000015 (measured from an early November low of $0.0000077 to an early December high of
$0.000028).
If PEPE keeps falling and closes below $0.000015 daily, it might drop 14% and retest its daily support level at $0.000013.
The daily chart's Relative Strength Index (RSI) is 38, below its neutral level of 50 and showing significant bearish momentum. The MACD indicator also indicates a bearish crossing on Sunday, indicating a sell signal and decline.
Coinglass' Pepe long-to-short ratio, 0.80, is the lowest in almost a month, another negative indication. This ratio below one indicates pessimistic market sentiment as more traders bet on the Pepe price falling.
Santiment's Daily Active Addresses index, which analyzes network activity, is pessimistic for the frog-themed meme currency. Blockchain use increases as the measure rises, whereas dropping addresses indicate lesser demand.
PEPE's Daily Active Addresses dropped from 28,131 mid-November to 2,606 last week. The decrease in blockchain demand for Pepe bodes ill for his price.
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