Bitcoin plunged to a May low on Sunday, briefly sending shivers through the crypto market, before clawing back some ground. A pervasive sense of “extreme fear” gripped investors, trapping the Crypto Fear & Greed Index at a dismal 10 – a level it stubbornly held since the previous day.
Bitcoin wobbles: After flirting with $94,000 earlier today a low unseen since early May BTC is clinging to $95,087 as of 6:20 p.m. UTC. The king of crypto has shed 1% in the last 24 hours, leaving investors on edge. Is this a temporary dip or the start of something more significant?

BTC-USD YTD Chart (TradingView)
The crypto market felt the sting of a Monday morning dip as Ether bled 3.23% to $3,113. XRP took a 2.1% tumble to $2.21, while BNB barely held on, easing 1.6% to $926.21. Solana, once a market darling, stumbled 3.6%, landing at $137.79.
Analysts see room for deeper declines
Bitcoin Bulls, Take Note: Crypto analyst Ali Martinez is sounding the alarm on X! He points to a breakout from a key channel, suggesting a potential surge to $83,500 could be on the horizon. Is this the rocket fuel Bitcoin needs to reach new heights, or just a fleeting moment of bullish bravado?
Bitcoin’s Death Cross: Is This the Bottom, or a Trap?
Analyst Benjamin Cowen flags a chilling signal for Bitcoin: the dreaded death cross. Historically, this bearish pattern has foreshadowed local bottoms, but Cowen warns the clock is ticking. Bitcoin faces a critical week. A decisive bounce is needed to keep the current market cycle alive. Failure to launch could trigger another precipitous drop before any significant rally back to the 200-day moving average. Cowen’s advice? Ditch the wishful thinking. “Trade the market you have,” he urges, “not the market you want.” Is this a buying opportunity, or are we staring down the barrel of another dip?
Retail panic signals a potential reversal
Bitcoin chatter exploded to a four-month high Friday as the price dipped below $95,000, signaling widespread panic among retail investors, according to Santiment. The market intelligence platform notes that these social dominance spikes often precede trend reversals, but cautions that it’s an indicator, not a crystal ball.
Michael Saylor hints at a large bitcoin purchase
Michael Saylor’s cryptic “Big Week” tweet has the crypto world buzzing. The Strategy Executive Chairman hinted at another Bitcoin buy, posting on X with a screenshot from StrategyTracker. Is Monday the day MSTR adds more BTC to its hoard?
Gold widens its lead over digital assets
Gold is shining brighter than ever in 2025, leaving Bitcoin in the shadows. Market strategist Charlie Bilello highlights gold’s stunning 55% surge, crowning it the year’s top performer, while Bitcoin limps behind with a mere 1% gain. This role reversal echoes a bizarre 2013 inverse and marks an unprecedented divergence in the financial landscape.
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