⚫For the first time since May, Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000, ending the week with a noticeable decline. Experts attribute this drop to external instability and a reduced appetite for risk. The Fear and Greed Index has returned to neutral territory, while trading activity has shifted toward “safe havens.”
⚫Nevertheless, institutional interest in BTC remains strong — ETFs saw $1.7 billion in inflows over the past week. From a technical standpoint, the market still maintains a “bullish” structure, but a break below the $100,500 level could open the path to $93,000.