Jakarta, Pintu News – The crypto market has been in turmoil again this week. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) and most altcoins experienced a sharp decline, while the Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to the “fear” zone at 26. This sparked concerns that the bearish trend may not be over yet. However, some analysts see an opportunity behind this market panic – will crypto prices really go back up?
One of the main causes of falling cryptocurrency prices is the growingfear among investors. According to data from CoinGlass, total liquidations in the crypto market reached $19 billion (Rp314.5 trillion) in the past week – a figure that some analysts still consider conservative.
More than 1.6 million crypto investors saw their positions liquidated, with 300K traders liquidated in just one day last Friday. This wave of liquidations created a domino effect, making investors panic even more and sell their assets. As a result, the Fear and Greed index plummeted to 26, signaling a very pessimistic market sentiment.
Technically, Bitcoin’s chart shows a double top pattern – a classic signal that often signals a downward reversal. This reinforces concerns that BTC still has the potential to continue its downtrend. When Bitcoin weakens, the entire crypto market usually corrects with it.
According to Bankless Time, in addition to internal market factors, external pressures have also exacerbated the decline in crypto prices. Over the past week, Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) ETFs recorded net outflows, signaling institutional investors are still cautious. Not many large companies are adding crypto holdings to their balance sheets.
Trade tensions between the United States and China are also heating up again, triggering a wave of risk aversion in global markets. Investors are concerned that this conflict could slow world economic growth and suppress interest in riskier assets such as crypto.
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On the other hand, the US regional banking sector is again causing concern after two major banks reported credit losses due to alleged fraud. This situation adds pressure to investor confidence and worsens sentiment towards financial markets, including cryptocurrencies.
As gloomy as it may seem, some analysts believe that the future of crypto is not over yet. Historically, such major correction phases are often followed by strong recovery phases in the fourth quarter. One of the anticipated triggering factors is the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF by the SEC, which is believed to open up new capital flows into the crypto market after the end of the US government shutdown.

In addition, on-chain indicators such as Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio is now below 1, which usually indicates that BTC is undervalued. At around $108,000 (Rp1.78 billion) per BTC, many analysts see this phase as a “buy the dip opportunity” for long-term investors.
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History also supports this optimism. The crypto market has bounced back from major crises several times – from the 2020 pandemic crash, to the Terra (LUNA) crash, to the FTX collapse in 2022. The pattern is the same: every time there is a big fall, the market comes back stronger.
The current crypto market crash was triggered by a combination of technical factors, investor fear, and global economic pressures. However, as is often the case in the cryptocurrency world, dark times can turn into opportunities. With the potential approval of ETFs, cheapening valuations, and a strong history of recovery, the crypto market may be building the foundations for the next big rally.
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