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Analysts are observing increased fear among retail Bitcoin traders following a drop since October 20. Trading volume surged by 60.5% above the weekly average, with long-term holders unloading approximately 325,600 BTC in what has been the largest monthly sell-off since July. Analysts from Altcoin Daily indicated that Bitcoin&

Retail bitcoin traders are exhibiting significant fear, marking the highest level since the October 20 crash, as noted by Santiment. Trading volume surged 60.5% above the weekly average, with long-term holders selling approximately 325,600 BTC. Analysts highlighted that Bitcoin's price has consolidated within a range of

XRP fell nearly 8%, breaching the critical $2.46 support level amid intensified institutional selling and negative macro signals from the Federal Reserve. The broader crypto market reacted poorly to these signals, despite some improvements in US-China trade prospects. This drop in XRP followed a sharp decline from approximately $2.

XRP plunged nearly 8% as institutional selling intensified, breaching the critical $2.46 support level. The broader cryptocurrency market reacted negatively to hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve, despite improved trade prospects between the U.S. and China. XRP's price dropped from $2.65 to $2.48 due

Analysts are expressing caution as retail bitcoin traders show significant fear following the recent crypto market decline. Altcoin Daily suggests that bitcoin could test its 50-week moving average near $103,000, while analyst Omkar Godbole identifies the first support level at approximately $97,000. Recent trading activity has seen volumes

Altcoin Daily estimates Bitcoin could drop to $103,000, coinciding with the 50-week moving average. On October 30, retail Bitcoin traders displayed significant fear, reaching levels not seen since the October 20 crash. Data shows trading activity surged, with a 60.5% increase over the weekly average, while long-term holders