The Crypto Fear & Greed Index stands at 8 today, deep in Extreme Fear. It marks the 59th consecutive day below 25, the longest stretch of pessimism since the FTX collapse in late 2022. The low was recorded on February 6 at 5, the lowest level since tracking began in 2018. The contrast is striking: as recently as October 5, 2025, the index was in Extreme Greed. In less than five months, market sentiment fully reversed. Since then, any recovery has been short-lived, with the current level of 10 marking the lowest reading outside the three historical capitulation phases on…
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Ripple joins Singapore’s BLOOM sandbox to test RLUSD as an automated settlement asset for trade finance on the XRP Ledger.
Tether hires a Big Four accounting firm for the first full audit of its USDT reserves totaling over $184 billion.
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Venezuela’s mid-sized companies are losing access to US dollars, pushing businesses increasingly into crypto and stablecoin markets.
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Kalshi raises over 1 billion USD and reaches a valuation of 22 billion USD. Meanwhile, criminal charges loom from Arizona.
Morgan Stanley files second S-1 amendment for MSBT, aiming to become the first major US bank to directly issue a spot Bitcoin ETF.
Evernorth files S-4 registration with the SEC, moving closer to a Nasdaq IPO as the largest XRP treasury company.
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