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#FUD ​📉 Current Market Sentiment
​The Crypto Fear & Greed Index is currently hovering between 16 and 25 (Extreme Fear). This is a sharp contrast to the "neutral" or "greedy" sentiment often seen in traditional stock markets right now.
​Year-End Fatigue: Bitcoin is struggling to hold the $87,000 level, having dropped significantly from its October peak of over $124,000.
​Institutional De-risking: Large-scale investors and ETF holders are seeing paper losses, leading to a "controlled de-risking" rather than a full-blown panic.
​"Digital Gold" Under Fire: As gold hits record highs (above $4,500/oz), the narrative that Bitcoin is the superior safe-haven asset is being tested, with some capital rotating back to precious metals.
​🕵️ Key Rumors & FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt)
​Several specific stories are circulating in trading circles that are keeping the "fear game" alive:
​1. The "China Mining Purge" Sequel
​Rumors have exploded on social media (specifically X/Twitter) that authorities in Xinjiang have forced 400,000 Bitcoin miners to unplug. While unconfirmed, Bitcoin’s hashrate did show an 8% stumble, giving the rumor enough legs to spook the market.
​2. Strategy Inc. (Saylor) Pause
​Reports indicate that Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc., usually the most aggressive buyer of Bitcoin, has temporarily halted purchases to build cash reserves. This has led to fears that the "permanent bid" supporting the price has disappeared.
​3. Forced Liquidations
​There is growing chatter that "digital asset treasury" companies—firms that borrowed money to buy crypto—might be forced to liquidate their holdings to meet interest payments on debt, potentially creating a "vicious cycle" of selling.
​4. Regulatory Shadows
​In the US, the return of the Trump administration has created a "wait-and-see" environment. While seen as pro-crypto, the lack of concrete action and the introduction of new trade tariffs have caused volatility. Meanwhile, the UK’s FCA is proposing a strict new Market Abuse Regime (MARC) to crack down on manipulation.
​🎲 The "Fear Game": What Traders are Watching
​Traders are essentially playing a game of "who blinks first" before the year ends:
​Options Expiry: A massive $28.5 billion in Bitcoin and Ether options expire this Friday. Dealers are hedging their bets, which is pinning the price of BTC near the $87,000 mark.
​The $75,000 Target: Some technical analysts argue that the "fear" isn't high enough yet to mark a bottom, suggesting a final flush down to $75,000 might be needed to reset the market.
​Contrarian Bets: A minority of traders are viewing this "Extreme Fear" as a classic "buy the blood" opportunity, betting that the high liquidity of the holiday season will trigger a short squeeze.
​Note: The current market is highly sensitive to news. Small rumors can cause outsized moves due to "thin liquidity" (fewer people trading during the holidays). $BTC
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Nel mondo volatile delle criptovalute, una singola scintilla può scatenare un incendio di FUD (Paura, Incertezze e Dubbi). Lo abbiamo visto in ottobre quando il discorso tariffario di Donald Trump ha innescato una brutale liquidazione di 19 miliardi di dollari. Ora, il mercato si prepara a un sequel: voci di una massiccia epurazione dell'estrazione di Bitcoin in Cina.
Ma il "Grande Firewall" sta davvero chiudendo di nuovo sui minatori, o è solo un altro caso di mercato che salta all'ombra?
La scintilla: 400.000 minatori vanno al buio?
La paura è iniziata con un post di Jack Jianping Kong su X. L'affermazione? L'estrazione di Bitcoin nello Xinjiang era sotto la lente d'ingrandimento. Entro 48 ore, la narrazione è esplosa: 400.000 minatori sono stati presumibilmente costretti a disconnettersi.