BTC on October 6, 2025: $126,198
BTC on November 24, 2025: $85,977

That’s a 32% drop.

The Fear and Greed Index is sitting in Extreme Fear.
And that can feel heavy.

But here’s the truth. Worrying doesn’t solve anything.
Clear thinking does. Action does.

And here’s how people tend to act during drawdowns.

People who felt priced out at the highs often return when prices cool. Lower levels look more approachable, and curiosity rises again.

For long-term watchers, the structure around Bitcoin remains steady even with the pullback.

For traders, volatility stays part of the landscape.

This isn’t advice. It is just a way to understand how sentiment flips when the market moves fast.

And yes, it may be ironic to quote a crypto skeptic, but Buffett’s line fits the mood: “Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”

Right now, BTC is holding support near $86K and facing resistance around $88K, with room toward $88.5K to $89K if momentum improves. Crypto veterans are bullish as ever. 

Here are five things worth checking as a crypto investor this week:

  1. Review how much of your portfolio sits in crypto and see if that still feels right.

  2. Look at position sizes and trim anything that has grown out of proportion.

  3. Check your risk buffers, including how spread out your holdings are.

  4. Match your exposure to your time horizon, especially if you need funds soon.

  5. Track data points like flows, sentiment, and liquidity, not just the price chart.

The past week brought a sharp downturn across the crypto market. Bitcoin briefly dipped to $81.5k before recovering to the $86k range, while ETH slid toward $2,700 before stabilizing. Among altcoins, BCH, WLFI, and PI stood out as the top gainers of the week.

Weekly price movement: 

  • BTC $86,796 9.22% (1W)

  • ETH $2,826 11.62% (1W)

  • BCH $545 10.54% (1W)

  • WLFI $0.15 5.36% (1W)

  • PI $0.24 6.16% (1W)

(All data here as of 1:45 p.m., 24 November 2025)

Before we conclude, here’s a quick look at some important news from around the crypto world.

  • Markets are in a slump, with Bitcoin’s price sinking below the $100k threshold. Despite a downward correction in markets, institutions continue to adopt digital assets in their operations. In the US, a major digital trading platform and chartered bank have opened crypto trading to institutional clients. The derivatives arm of the Singapore Exchange is getting into digital assets as well, opening up perpetual futures trading in crypto, according to Cointelegraph.

  • The New York Stock Exchange has approved the listing of Grayscale’s Dogecoin and XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs), teeing up both to launch on Nov. 24. NYSE Arca, a subsidiary of the exchange, filed with the SEC on Friday to certify “its approval for listing and registration” of the Grayscale XRP Trust ETF (GXRP) and the Grayscale Dogecoin Trust ETF (GDOG). Bloomberg senior analyst Eric Balchunas posted the NYSE’s approvals to X on Sunday, and said Grayscale’s ETF tied to Chainlink (LINK) will follow in the next week or so, according to Cointelegraph.

That’s it for now. Thanks for sticking around.

See you later, folks! 👋

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