The Bitcoin price is once again sitting in “Extreme Fear.” Historically, that label has marked some of the best accumulation zones the market has ever seen. But 2026 isn’t seeing one particular event based crash. And the structure behind current selloff looks very different.
So what does this mean for Bitcoin price prediction narrative?
Extreme fear alone isn’t a timing tool. Until forced liquidations ease and spot demand absorbs supply without heavy reliance on sentiment gauges, the Bitcoin price remains vulnerable to another leg lower beneath $60K even if history suggests these zones eventually become accumulation opportunities.
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