💥🔥 Fear & Greed Index at 12, the last time we saw this number was at the bottom of the previous bear market. Saturday morning, reluctant to get out of bed, I casually checked the market, and $ETH was at 1567, down nearly 11% in 24 hours. $ADA dropped 14%, $AVAX fell 13%, $SOL dropped 7% to just over $63. Altcoins were almost all wiped out, a full-scale bloodbath. Honestly, I glanced at BTC before bed last night and it was still around 62,000, thinking the weekend would be stable. But when I woke up, BTC’s intraday low had crashed to 59,129, nearly a $5,000 pullback from the high of 63,977. Weekend flash crashes like this are suffocating because there’s no one to support the market. The Fear & Greed Index is now 12, extreme fear. The last time we saw this number, many were still debating "whether to bottom-fish," only to find there was a basement below the bottom. I’m not saying it’s the same this time, but this level definitely calls for calm. Here are some data points: $DOGE dropped to 0.081, $SUI broke below 0.7, and $BNB also fell to 571. The era of BTC being the only green is over; now BTC is dragging altcoins down with it. Funds are massively exiting, this isn’t sector rotation, it’s a real withdrawal. At this stage, I’m more inclined to define this as a panic liquidation process. Such a short-term drop could be followed by a rebound at any time, but the 48-hour liquidity vacuum over the weekend makes any judgment highly uncertain. Position management is more important than trying to catch the bottom. Are you holding through this round or have you already cut losses? Share your current position status in the comments.

Last night before bed, the market plunged again, $ETH dropped as low as 1505, $SOL almost fell below 60, I almost couldn't resist cutting losses. Stayed home on Sunday, brewed a cup of coffee, checked the market—$BTC bounced back from 59500 to 61500, $ETH also recovered to 1595, a rebound of over 6% from the low. The strongest performer was $SUI, jumping straight from 0.66 to 0.75, with a volatility over 13%, bleeding across the board while it alone was rising. However, weekend volume is usually thin, so whether this low-volume rebound is a real bottom or just a dead cat bounce is too early to tell. The fear index is still stuck in extreme fear territory; the real test will be Monday's opening. $WLD dropped another 9% and is still crashing, $HYPE fell nearly 4%, panic selling clearly hasn't been fully absorbed. Did that spike last night scare you? Do you think it will continue to bounce on Monday or test the bottom again?

Woke up on Sunday morning needing to pee, habitually grabbed my phone and opened OKX, and $HYPE immediately snapped me awake — it dropped straight from $61 to around $55, a 6% plunge intraday. Honestly, watching the market this week has been mentally exhausting. The fear index has been stuck at 12 for three consecutive days, deep in extreme fear territory, and the whole market feels like it’s been muted. $BTC is hovering around 60,962, almost breaking 60k but then pulled back, while $ETH at 1570 and $SOL at 62.6 look half-dead. The most ridiculous is $ZEC, which crashed from $399 to $336 intraday, dropping over 7 points, with panic selling faster than anyone else. On the other hand, $SUI at $0.72 is the only green on the board, up less than 1%, stubbornly holding on without crashing. $HYPE was hyped by the community as the next BNB-level ecosystem, and the on-chain data is indeed strong, but after this drop from 61 to 55, is the bulls’ confidence still there? Or is this just a normal correction, and it can bounce back once sentiment recovers? I’m more inclined to define this as a follow-up drop during an extreme fear phase — BTC is stable and unmoved, but altcoins can’t hold up. The short-term move is more about emotional selling rather than fundamental issues. I’ve been lying in bed but can’t sleep anymore, so I got up to make a cup of coffee and keep watching the market. Do you guys get up specifically to check the market on weekends, or do you just lie low and ignore it?

Lying in bed scrolling on the phone, Fear and Greed Index at 12 — the last time I saw this number was around the FTX crash. Three consecutive days of extreme fear, BTC hovering around 60700, ETH at $1560, SOL at $62, all stuck near their yearly lows, too scared to move. WLD is even worse, Hayes called a trade and then dumped the market himself, dropping 22% in one day, retail investors got schooled again. But guess what? $SUI is the only green line today, up 3%. While others are bleeding, it’s transfusing blood — the scene is somewhat ironic. What does a Fear Index of 12 mean? It means 88 out of 100 people in the market are panicking. Historically, after such extreme readings, either retail investors cut losses at the bottom, or smart money has quietly started accumulating. Of course, with low weekend volume, anything can happen — a single spike can push prices up or down. The question is, do you want to be one of those 88 panicking people, or do something while others are fearful? Of course, I’m not telling you to go all in; extreme fear doesn’t mean an immediate bottom, but at least it shows sentiment has reached an extreme. Right now, I’m more inclined to define this as an observation window — to see how funds move after next week’s open, which is much smarter than blindly trading now. Are you still holding on? Or have you already gone to cash and are watching the show?

Lying in bed late Saturday night, I was about to sleep after checking the news, but my hand slipped and I opened the exchange. BTC hit a low of $59,129 today, almost breaking below sixty thousand, now barely pulled back to $60,681. Weekend volume is very thin, so this kind of rebound is not very convincing and doesn’t mean there’s real buying support. ETH is even worse, down 2.46% at $1,558, hitting a low of $1,505, underperforming BTC by almost ten times. SOL isn’t doing much better, down 4.13% at $61.72, having dropped nearly 80% from $265 at the start of the year. The only green coin in the market is actually SUI, up 3.14% at $0.7152 against the trend—no idea who’s quietly accumulating. What keeps me awake isn’t how much a coin has dropped, but this feeling of being slowly boiled like a frog. The fear index is stuck in the middle, prices neither crash nor rise, losing a bit every day but feeling like it’s almost the bottom. A sharp crash would be easier—cut losses and leave—but a slow bleed cuts you daily while still giving hope, which messes with your mindset the most. Weekend volume is small anyway, and price swings rely on existing funds battling it out. To really pick a direction, we have to wait for volume to return when the market opens next week. Are you guys still watching the market over the weekend? I’m planning to set my stop loss and sleep soundly. Watching is pointless; better to stay safe.

Scrolled through Twitter before bed and almost threw my phone💥 Hayes just said yesterday "I will continue holding $WLD," but today he dumped and left, causing WLD to plummet 20%. Retail investors are still shouting "buy the dip" in live streams, while the big players have already packed up and left. Even more outrageous is $ZEC. Someone used AI to audit the code and directly uncovered an infinite minting bug, causing a 40% drop in one day. You read that right, the privacy coin leader was taken down by an AI script. Although the official team rushed to patch it, trust once broken is broken. The overall market isn't doing any better. BTC fell below 60k last night, triggering $1.6 billion in liquidations, and has barely climbed back to 60,800. ETH is even worse, hitting a 13-month low at $1559, a price that reminds me of my bottom-fishing last year. $SOL dropped to around 62, and $AVAX is close to breaking 6.2. The only green in the market is $SUI, which rose over 2%, truly "a green spot among a sea of red." The most ironic thing is SpaceX's IPO opening next Friday, and Kraken has already opened retail access. Some analysts say retail investors are selling crypto to chase SpaceX— even Musk's company is competing with the crypto world for money, this world is really crazy. I checked my altcoin positions, basically bleeding across the board, only $SUI is holding up. Should I hold on or cut losses? Honestly, at this point, I dare not move either way, just lying low. Are you still brave enough to open your account and check tonight?

Lying on the sofa Saturday night scrolling through the market, ETH crashed again, $1558, down 6.26% in one day. I added to my position at $2800, and now I don't even dare to calculate how much I've lost. The whole market is bleeding, BTC dropping to $60786 is still decent, SOL at $62.36 fell nearly 6%, AVAX at $6.77 couldn't hold either. Only SUI is holding strong, $0.7156 down just 0.6%, becoming the only major coin that barely dropped today. But this ETH drop really broke my mindset. I kept adding from over $3000 down to $2800, $2500, $2000, and now $1558. I kept adding until I was heavily invested, heavily invested until I got stuck. I wanted to relax over the weekend, but my phone buzzed with a push notification saying "ETH intraday drop over 6%", instantly wiping away all my sleepiness. Are you guys cutting losses and leaving or holding on stubbornly? Anyone else added even more aggressively than me?

Lying on the sofa on Saturday night, SOL hit a new low at $62, and my position has already lost 60%. At the beginning of the year, when it was $265, I thought it could reach $300. It dropped to $180, so I added once, then added again at $120. At $83, I told myself this was the bottom. Now at $62, a new low in nearly a year, I don't even have the energy to take a screenshot and post it in the group. The fear and greed index remains stuck at 12, and the whole market feels like it's been paused. AVAX dropped 5% to $6.67, ETH is still struggling at $1553, and BTC is barely holding at $60600. The altcoin sector isn't just falling; it's numb from the continuous decline. In contrast, SUI only dropped 1%, becoming the strongest performer in the market. But I've already been trapped by SOL like this, so no matter how resilient a coin is, it doesn't matter to me. In this kind of market, do you hold on waiting for a rebound, or cut your losses and keep some safety net?

It's almost 8 PM on Saturday night. How many times did you check the market today? I counted, at least 20 times. ETH dropped again, now at $1554. It was around $1620 when I woke up this morning. SOL is even worse, at $61.92. People who bought at this price last year probably don't want to open their accounts now. Honestly, by the afternoon I was already numb. Not the kind of panic numbness, but the "oh, it dropped again, alright" kind of numbness. The Fear and Greed Index is at 12, and it has stayed at this level for several days. According to historical data, below 15 usually means a rebound is coming soon. But the question is, how soon? A week? A month? The last time 12 appeared was during the 2022 FTX crash. It did rebound after that, but then dropped 30% again in between. So what I'm most afraid of now isn't further drops, but this "is it the bottom or not" tug-of-war. I'm afraid of selling at the bottom, but also afraid there's a basement below if I don't sell. SOL takes up the largest portion of my current position, and I'm down about 18%. I originally wanted to do some T trading today, but after looking at the volatility, I gave up. Trading T now is no different from gambling. I won't check the market tonight; I'll go watch a movie. I'll talk about tomorrow when I wake up. How many times did you check the market today? Anyone more than me?

Saturday afternoon, lounging on the sofa checking accounts, the screen full of red losses has numbed me. The Fear and Greed Index is at 12, a new low for this cycle. ETH slid from $1685 last night down to $1585, dropping nearly 6%. SOL at $63.45 fell over 4%, XRP at $1.10 dropped 3%, DOGE at $0.082, AVAX plunged directly to $6.80, down nearly 6%. Altcoins are even more miserable; ADA, a long-established public chain, is in a daily downtrend. The fear index has been stuck in extreme fear territory for several days, and the overall market sentiment has hit rock bottom. But surprisingly, SUI is green today, rising 0.81% to $0.717 against the trend. While altcoins are bleeding across the board, it's the only one moving up. Either the panic hasn't spread to it yet, or there really is capital quietly accumulating. Here's the question: do you think SUI's current move is an independent rally, or is it the last catch-up drop waiting for it?

Woke up from a weekend nap and casually scrolled through Twitter on the couch, and the whole screen was flooded with one image—the $ETH/$BTC ratio dropped to 0.0258, the lowest since 2020. I rubbed my eyes thinking I was mistaken, but when I checked the market, ETH was at $1586, down 5% intraday, while BTC at 61360 only dropped 2%. This gap basically means the market is voting with its feet: in chaotic times, hold the big coin first, and dump the altcoins. Some say this is a "safe-haven rotation," with funds moving from ETH and various altcoins to BTC. This logic is easy to understand—fear has been lying low for several days, and in panic, everyone wants to find something least likely to go to zero. But ETH being hit this hard, can "safe-haven" really explain it? Or is Ethereum's own story losing its appeal? Looking at today's market, XRP and SOL are also falling, but ETH's decline is clearly larger. This is not an isolated phenomenon but a trend that has lasted for a while. From the gas fee narrative, to Layer 2 offloading, to changes in institutional fund preferences, each factor alone isn't fatal, but combined they form a heavy mountain pressing down on ETH. I tend to define this as a phase of confidence vacuum rather than the end of ETH. The 0.0258 figure is indeed eye-catching, but historically, extreme ratios often mean the seeds of a reversal are being planted—of course, no one can say when the reversal will come. What do you think? Will the ETH/BTC ratio continue to test new lows? Can the Ethereum you hold still hold up?