When the panic subsides, the market will return to its original track.

The logic supporting the crypto market in the medium to long term has not changed.
The Federal Reserve enters a rate-cutting cycle.
The bubble cleanup in the altcoin market has ended.
The stablecoin bill has been implemented.
Blue Chip Coin ETF is close to passing the cryptocurrency regulatory framework.
In other words, as long as the uncertainty of war and tariffs fades, the market has a chance to return to its original growth trajectory.
Emotional peaks are often a contrarian signal in the market. Last week's Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 22, the lowest since the beginning of the year. It's important to note that a reading below 20 is considered "extreme fear." Looking back at history, whether in 2020, 2021, or 2023, whenever market fear reaches this level, it is often not far from the next rebound.
Pull the timeline back a bit, and you will find that the current rhythm is very similar to that of 2021. That year, the market was extremely greedy in the first half, then it rapidly fell into a panic zone, rebounded, hit bottom again, and finally started a new bull market. The current cycle is almost synchronized; the only difference is that this time greed appeared early after Trump's victory and news of the trade war, while the current panic just happens to fall within the same time window—mid-October.
Perhaps, this is not a coincidence. The market is replaying a familiar emotional cycle. #打榜优质内容