After the panic, the market will eventually return to normal

The fundamental logic supporting the crypto market in the medium to long term has not changed:

The Federal Reserve enters a rate-cutting cycle

The altcoin bubble cleanup is over

Stablecoin legislation is in place

Blue-chip coin ETFs and crypto regulatory frameworks are about to be passed

In other words, as long as the uncertainties of war and tariffs fade, the market has a chance to move back along its original growth trajectory.

It is worth noting that peaks in sentiment are often contrarian signals for the market. Last week, the Fear and Greed Index dropped to 22, the lowest since the beginning of the year. It should be noted that a reading below 20 indicates "extreme fear." Looking back at history—whether in 2020, 2021, or 2023, whenever market panic reaches this level, the next rebound is often just around the corner.

Looking at the timeline, the current market rhythm is very similar to that of 2021. That year, the first half was marked by extreme greed, followed by a sharp drop into the panic zone, then a rebound, another bottoming out, and ultimately the start of a new bull market. The cycles are almost synchronized now, except that this time greed surfaced earlier after the trade war and Trump's election victory news, while the current panic also falls within the time window of mid-October.

Perhaps this is not a coincidence— the market is replaying a familiar emotional cycle. #Strategy增持比特币 #美财政部比特币战略储备激增 $SOL $BTC