Key Points:

• The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to levels not seen since Bitcoin was priced at $83,000.
• There’s speculation that the “turning point” for Bitcoin might already be upon us.
• Recent social media activity hints at potential price recoveries in the near future.

Bitcoin’s sentiment took a significant hit overnight on Thursday, driven by falling prices that led to fresh liquidations.

According to the latest data from the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, fear is currently dominating market sentiment.

Bitcoin Sentiment Mirrors April’s Lows

Bitcoin is edging toward a new monthly low of under $109,000, which is impacting overall market feelings.

The Fear & Greed Index, which often reflects market tendencies, plummeted to just 28 out of 100 on Friday, marking its lowest point since April 11th. This was a startling 16-point drop in just one day.

“More fear and higher prices,” remarked Michael Pizzino, who runs a Crypto YouTube channel. He discussed the recent disconnect between price and emotional responses.

The last time the Fear & Greed Index fell below 30 was when Bitcoin was trading around $83,000, recovering from a low of $75,000, as confirmed by data from TradingView.

Consequently, some analyses are suggesting that we might be at a tipping point for a market reversal.

“Could this be the turning point for Bitcoin and the crypto market that many have been anticipating? The analysis looks promising, though it’s still not confirmed,” Pizzino further noted.

Fear and greed have always played pivotal roles in the volatile movements of 2025. Earlier this year, the index dropped to just 10 out of 100 amid concerns over U.S. trade tariffs.

“Impaired and Bearish” Sentiment Predominates BTC Pricing

Before the latest dip, various signs indicated a potential rebound in Bitcoin prices.

On Tuesday, research platform Santiment noted that social media users seem convinced that low prices won’t last long.

“As usual, social media discussions reflect Bitcoin’s likely next moves. Historically, low predictions have led to price increases, while high predictions have often resulted in declines,” they pointed out.

Santiment also highlighted the overwhelming impatience and bearish sentiment that has emerged from retail investors.

At the same time, there’s data showing many traders are looking to increase their exposure now.

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