The article discusses the current state of Bitcoin and highlights several key metrics that are in decline, such as market sentiment and open interest. However, there may be a silver lining to this situation. A leading crypto research firm noted that the last time Bitcoin showed similar extreme fear readings on the Fear and Greed Index was in September 2024, and the price doubled in the months that followed. Additionally, a prominent analyst suggests that the decline in open interest may indicate a clearing of overheated positions, potentially setting the stage for a new market impulse. The article also mentions the recent surge in Bitcoin's price due to President Donald Trump's comments on crypto. However, trade war concerns led to a panic in the markets, and the article states that the upcoming White House crypto summit could provide a market catalyst. Finally, a Standard Chartered analyst warns that Bitcoin may struggle to find a bottom until there is clarity on geopolitical concerns, suggesting a further drop in price is possible.



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