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The crypto market is under pressure again, with prices sliding sharply during the latest trading session.
Total crypto market value has dropped 3.24% to $2.57 trillion, wiping out nearly $50 billion in a matter of hours. The selloff accelerated after the U.S. market opened, when Bitcoin suddenly fell by around $1,700.
The sharp move triggered heavy liquidations.
This happened despite positive news around the U.S. government shutdown, showing that market sentiment remains fragile.
Fear remains high, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index stuck at 17, deep in “extreme fear” territory.
One key pressure point has been continued selling from institutional products.
Oversold conditions and low liquidity made the market vulnerable to sudden drops.
Ethereum has broken below an important support level, adding to the bearish mood.
Analysts say that Ethereum could still outperform Bitcoin later in the cycle, but only if broader market conditions stabilise.
While crypto struggled, traditional safe-haven assets surged.
Together, nearly $4 trillion flowed back into precious metals in just 30 hours, a possible sign that investors are seeking safety.
The next major catalyst will be the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, which could set the tone for global markets.
Looking ahead, some research firms have warned that if selling pressure continues and no new catalysts emerge, Bitcoin could slide further and could even hit $58000, with long-term support levels coming into focus.


