List of Flash News about Fear and Greed
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Bitcoin (BTC) Rebounds to $91.1K, Ethereum (ETH) Breaks $3K: Santiment Crowd Sentiment Flips Into Contrarian Signal for Traders
According to @santimentfeed, Bitcoin has rebounded to $91.1K and Ethereum has pushed back above $3K, flipping the crowd narrative based on real-time social sentiment data. According to @santimentfeed, its social media discussion indicator shows blue bars when the crowd is extra fearful, which they state typically precedes market rises and can be used as a contrarian crypto trading signal. According to @santimentfeed, red bars mark extra greed, which they state often precedes market pullbacks and can inform risk management and profit-taking. According to @santimentfeed, traders can monitor the referenced Santiment chart to anticipate retail mood swings and time entries and exits around fear/greed extremes. |
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2025-11-20 17:48 |
Bitcoin (BTC) Hits New 6-Month Low at $86,700 as Social Sentiment Splits Between $20K–$70K and $100K–$130K, Santiment Flags Capitulation Signal
According to @santimentfeed, Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a new 6-month low at $86,700, which the firm expects will trigger major crowd reactions throughout the day. Source: Santiment on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @santimentfeed, Santiment’s social volume data shows a polarized split between mentions of bearish $20K–$70K ranges and bullish $100K–$130K targets, with little neutral commentary. Source: Santiment app dashboard; Santiment on X, Nov 20, 2025. According to @santimentfeed, a pickup in retail predictions below $70K would indicate capitulation and raise the likelihood of a local bottom under its contrarian crowd model, where price often moves opposite prevailing predictions. Source: Santiment on X, Nov 20, 2025. |
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2025-11-13 18:54 |
BTC Drops Below $100K Again: Santiment Sentiment Turns Green, Historically Lower-Risk Buy Zone
According to @santimentfeed, BTC fell below $100,000 for the second time this month, and its social sentiment model shows a shift into the bearish or fearful green zone, which has historically aligned with less risky-than-average buy conditions driven by retail panic selling (source: Santiment X post, Nov 13, 2025; source: Santiment sentiment dashboard). @santimentfeed adds that prices often move opposite the majority crowd narrative on social media, reinforcing a contrarian read when fear dominates (source: Santiment X post, Nov 13, 2025). Neutral or mixed sentiment zones are noted to be more influenced by whale behavior and news events, whereas current bearish sentiment offers the clearer contrarian edge in their framework (source: Santiment X post, Nov 13, 2025). |
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2025-10-16 18:03 |
Bitcoin (BTC) Approaches 50-Day MA (MA50): Fear Spike Signals Contrarian Bullish Setup, Says @rovercrc
According to @rovercrc, as Bitcoin approaches its 50-day moving average (MA50), market fear tends to rise, which he views as a bullish contrarian signal favoring long setups near the MA50; source: @rovercrc on X, Oct 16, 2025. The 50-day moving average is a widely used intermediate trend gauge and often acts as dynamic support or resistance, making retests a common area for risk-defined entries; source: Investopedia, Moving Average overview. Traders can translate this view into action by monitoring BTC for MA50 tests with confirmation such as higher lows or bullish rejection wicks, and using a daily close below the MA50 as invalidation to maintain favorable risk-reward; source: Investopedia, Moving Average trading strategies. |
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2025-07-16 04:33 |
Crypto Trading Psychology: Veteran Trader Miles Deutscher on Navigating FOMO and Fear
According to Miles Deutscher, a crypto analyst with six years of market experience, the most difficult aspect of cryptocurrency trading is managing the persistent psychological conflict. He states that when the market pumps, traders often feel they don't own enough, sparking a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). Conversely, when the market dumps, a feeling of being overexposed and fearful takes over. Deutscher highlights that these emotions are a constant challenge, even for veteran traders, underscoring the critical need for emotional discipline and a robust risk management framework to navigate market volatility. |