


The cryptocurrency markets performed poorly last week. Bitcoin lost 1% of its value, while the total value of crypto assets also decreased by 1%. Notably, the Fear & Greed Index remained in the "Fear" zone throughout the past 7 days. Bitcoin is experiencing its weakest fourth quarter since 2018 based on historical data.
Donald Trump's re-election as President of the United States in November 2024 created a significant change in the crypto markets. Institutional interest in cryptocurrencies increased, leading to substantial capital inflows into the market. David Sacks, a prominent figure in the Trump administration, is highlighted as one of the key players behind this shift. Sacks is also one of the early investors in Bitwise Asset Management.
Although Bitcoin's price approached the $90,000 level in recent weeks, this situation is not considered a permanent recovery. FxPro's chief analyst, Alex Kuptsikevich, noted that this rally, occurring after weeks of selling pressure, is largely due to technical reasons. While investor pessimism has slightly decreased, the risk appetite has not returned, which is noteworthy.
The Fear and Greed Index serves as an important reference for measuring investor sentiment. The index has been in the "Fear" zone for the past 7 days, indicating uncertainties in the market. Additionally, an investment of over $370 million in the Monad network suggests an increase in user demand in this area.
The listing of newly launched assets in major exchanges in December is attracting interest in these products. Projects like Plume are positively influenced by developments related to Trump's crypto initiative. However, it is observed that regulatory factors continue to have a significant impact on investment decisions.
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