Bitcoin's $92K Reclaim: Fear Persists Despite Price Surge

Coin WorldThursday, Mar 6, 2025 1:17 am ET

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Bitcoin has reclaimed the $92,000 mark, marking a significant recovery from its recent lows. However, the crypto market sentiment remains stuck in "Extreme Fear," according to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, which has only risen 5 points despite Bitcoin's price spike.

The price of Bitcoin has climbed around 16% after falling below $79,000 on Feb. 28, but investors are still cautious. The price spike marks a crucial range for some traders, who believe it was needed for further upside confirmation. However, other traders are confused about Bitcoin's direction.

Some market participants believe that the upcoming US Crypto Summit, scheduled for March 7, will be a key factor in determining Bitcoin's short-term performance. The summit is expected to include more than 25 participants, including members of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets.

Bitcoin's recent volatility can be attributed to various factors, including Trump's tariff threats on Europe and his announcement pledging a crypto reserve. Despite briefly tapping $94,727 on March 2, Bitcoin retraced back down to $82,171 just two days later. Analysts predict that any recovery to take the price back above $94,000 might face significant resistance.

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